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Let's Learn Debits and Credits
15 Lessons-
StartIntro & Let's Refresh
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StartFinish Up The Refresh
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PreviewSeeing Double?
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StartSeeing MORE Than Double?
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StartBob and the Equation
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StartMore Equation (and Bob)
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StartEquation Practice
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StartT-Accounts & What Is A Debit?
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StartTransactions to T-Accounts
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StartFooting, Balancing and Trial Balancing
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PreviewIntroducing The Quiz and Assignments
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StartDebits and Credits Quiz
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Start"Homework" Activity Part 1, Instructions, and Work Papers
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StartA QUICK NOTICE!!
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StartHomework Answers - Part 1
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Bookkeeping Basics #2: Understand The Mechanics
After our first course, dig deeper into the actual "How" of recording bookkeeping activity.
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Bookkeeping Basics #2: Understand The Mechanics
RON TRUCKS
Over 25 years ago, after building his experience in the hospitality industry and working with many business start-ups, Ron Trucks founded his privately owned firm guiding and coaching small businesses and non-profit organizations in a wide variety of fields and industries both in his home town of St. Louis, MO and across the country.
In addition to his professional work in small-business support, Ron has also been an Business Management adjunct instructor at Jefferson College in Hillsboro, MO for over 15 years.
Over those two-plus decades of both teaching and coaching small businesses and non-profit organizations, Ron has served on various boards and in many volunteer positions including the Board of Directors of a $300 million dollar credit union, developing leadership skills with members of national fraternities and sororities, and working with troubled youth dealing with identity and self-confidence issues.
