Accounting that finally makes business sense.
Practice real transactions, visualize their financial-statement impact, and master the accounting concepts MBA students actually need.
Interactive workbook practice for Berkeley students.
A company purchases equipment for $12,000 in cash. Record the journal entry on the transaction date.
Statement impact
- Assetsno net change
- Net incomeno change
- Cash flow↓ $12,000
“Accounting is not difficult. It is just very committed to making you think it is.”
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Practice real transactions
Work through realistic business scenarios instead of memorizing isolated rules.
Build confidence applying debits and credits under exam and interview pressure.
Scenario library
See the statements change
Understand how every journal entry affects the income statement, balance sheet, and cash-flow statement.
Connect accounting mechanics to the business outcomes managers actually care about.
One entry, three statements
Review without the lecture
Use concise explanations, cheat sheets, and targeted practice designed for short study sessions.
Learn high-yield concepts without sitting through long videos or searching through lecture notes.
Cheat sheet
What increases with a debit?
Assets and expenses generally increase with debits.
How it works
Three steps, roughly ten minutes. Repeat between meetings, on the train, or the night before your midterm.
- 1
Choose a practice scenario
Pick a transaction that mirrors real business decisions.
Equipment purchaseSelectedRevenue on accountAccrued salaries - 2
Complete the journal entry
Work in an Excel-like workspace with debit and credit columns.
AccountDrCrEquipment12,000—Cash—12,000 - 3
Review the explanation
See why it works and how the statements move.
Correct — assets simply reshuffle.
Assetsno net change
Cash flow↓ $12,000
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