Welcome to issue 5 of The Student Accountant, the official E-newsletter of
Accounting Basics for Students.com!
In this issue: 1. Latest Free Accounting Questions – Test Yourself! 2. Your Voice!
1. Latest Free Accounting Questions – Test Yourself!
Think you’re clever? Think you know accounting?
Test yourself by answering the accounting questions below, questions posed by fellow students on the
Accounting-Basics-For-Students.com
website.
We've divided the questions below into different categories so you can focus on those that are most relevant to you. So with that said, here are the latest and greatest accounting questions:
Accounting Equation:
Basic Journal Entries:
Ledger and T-Accounts:
Financial Statements:
Inventory and Manufacturing:
Advanced and Random Questions:
There are many, many more free questions to try on the site. Use the site search box (top right of the screen) on any page of the website to search for free accounting questions on specific topics. For a list of the latest questions, lessons and articles, visit the
Accounting Basics Blog.
Also remember that you can submit your own accounting questions at the bottom of the page of every lesson on the site. Due to limited staff and as we do not make any money from this, we at Accounting-Basics-for-Students no longer answer each and every question submitted. But if it's a good question we'll include it on the site itself and in our newsletter so other students can try and solve it!
2. Your Voice!
As mentioned in previous issues, we created a
whole section on the site just to hear what you have to say – called Your Voice.
In this section you can create your own Personal Web Page, post funny, crazy or horrifying Accounting or Student Stories, find or submit details of Accounting Tutors and more.
So what are you waiting for,
submit today!
Until next time, here's to your success as a Student Accountant!
~ The Editor
Accounting Basics for Students.com
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