Bookkeeping and Accounting for Small Business Owners (Accounting For Non-Accountants)
Understand the financial side of your business within a short period of time.
Tailored for Non-Accountants: No prior accounting experience? No problem! Our course breaks down complex concepts into easy-to-understand lessons.
Real-World Applications: Learn through practical examples and real-life business scenarios that directly apply to your own business.
Expert Instructors: Gain insights from seasoned professionals with years of experience in accounting and finance.
Flexible Learning: Access course materials anytime, anywhere, and progress at your own pace.
Community Support: Join a community of fellow business owners, share experiences, and grow together.
Welcome To The Smart Stewards Academy
Introduction to Bookkeeping and Accounting for Small Business Owners (Accounting For Non-Accountants) Course
Before we begin...
The Role of Small Businesses in the Economy
Starting The Entrepreneurship Journey
What's Your Business Type? (2 Mins Read)
What Legal Structure Is Good For Your Business?
Applicable Taxes For Small Business (2 Mins Read)
Introduction To Business Finance
The Business Model Canvas : Your Eyes on The Profit
New LessonThe Business Model Canvas
A Story Relating to Accounting Basics
Understanding The Elements of Profitability
1.1 The 5 Basic Accounting Classifications
1.2 Types of Financial Accounting Information
1.3 The Income Statement( Profit & Loss Account)
1.4 Income Statement Example
1.5 Statement of Financial Position/ Balance Sheet
1.6 Balance Sheet Sample
1.7 What is CashFlow Statement?
1.8 Cash Is Not Profit!
1.9 Budgeting
Source Documents To keep In Your Business Finance
2.1 : Whats the Difference Between Bookkeeping & Accounting?
2.2 Bookkeeping: The Art of Keeping Financial Records
2.3 What should my record-keeping system include?
2.4 Why Should I Keep Records?
2.5 Petty Cash
2.6 Others
3.1 Definition of Terms: Assets
3.2 Definition of Terms : Liabilities
3.3 Definition Of Terms : Capital or Owners Equity
3.4 Frequency of Reporting of Financial Statements And Basic Ratios
3.5 How to Interpret a Financial Statement (Optional)