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Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Accounting (4AC1)
Accounting revision
5 topics. Pick any one to be tested on it, taught it, or to talk it through. This is the course list Zen IQ works from: its tutor, papers and marking all follow it.
Topics
- The accounting environmentThe purpose of accounting, users of accounting information, types of business organisation, accounting concepts and the accounting equation
- Introduction to bookkeepingSource documents, books of prime entry, double entry bookkeeping, ledger accounts, balancing accounts and the trial balance
- Introduction to control processesBank reconciliation, control accounts, errors not revealed by the trial balance, correcting errors and suspense accounts
- The preparation of financial statementsIncome statements and statements of financial position for sole traders, partnerships and limited companies, capital and revenue expenditure, ratio analysis and interpretation
- Accounting for end of period adjustmentsDepreciation, accruals and prepayments, irrecoverable debts and the allowance for doubtful debts, inventory valuation
How Zen IQ helps with Accounting
Papers written in the Edexcel style for Accounting, with a mark scheme, marked part by part, crediting an error carried forward the way a real examiner does.
Every topic below turns strong, shaky or weak from your marks and flashcards, so you can see where marks are going. A target test aims straight at the weakest.
Talk a topic through out loud with Zehan or Maya. They answer in a second, you can cut in, and they write it on a board as they explain.
Any topic taught in about four minutes as an animated lesson, or drawn as a mind map where every idea leads to a lesson, a quiz or a call.
Cards that come back just before you would forget them, and study guides in three lengths, ready to print or download for Word.
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