Lesson: Payables and Accrued Liabilities Overview and Objectives

Instructor: Nick Palazzolo
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In this lesson, Nick Palazzolo, CPA, breaks down the intricacies of payables and accrued liabilities with a relatable approach, starting off with a personal anecdote about receiving a property tax bill. He takes the dread out of journal entries by encouraging a proactive stance, emphasizing that they're not just numbers but narratives that reveal the financial story of an organization. By setting clear goals, such as calculating carrying amounts of payables, preparing accurate journal entries, and reconciling differences between ledgers, Nick ensures that these topics are no longer intimidating. Furthermore, he explains how to handle liabilities arising from the conclusion or disposal of business segments, as well as the specifics of asset retirement obligations. Get ready to tackle the full cycle of payables and accrued liabilities, from recognition to reconciliation.

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In this lesson, Nick Palazzolo, CPA, breaks down the intricacies of payables and accrued liabilities with a relatable approach, starting off with a personal anecdote about receiving a property tax bill. He takes the dread out of journal entries by encouraging a proactive stance, emphasizing that they're not just numbers but narratives that reveal the financial story of an organization. By setting clear goals, such as calculating carrying amounts of payables, preparing accurate journal entries, and reconciling differences between ledgers, Nick ensures that these topics are no longer intimidating. Furthermore, he explains how to handle liabilities arising from the conclusion or disposal of business segments, as well as the specifics of asset retirement obligations. Get ready to tackle the full cycle of payables and accrued liabilities, from recognition to reconciliation.

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