Debits and Credits and More is the ultimate learning tool for mastering the fundamentals of accounting—perfect for first-year accounting students, business majors, or anyone looking to refresh their accounting skills before moving on to more advanced courses.
Whether you’re struggling with debits and credits or just need a quick refresher on the accounting basics, this app makes learning simple, clear, and efficient. Through interactive practice you’ll gain the skills to confidently read and prepare financial statements.
Master the core accounting concepts you need to succeed:
• Debits and Credits – Learn the normal balances for different accounts and account types.
• Account Types – Match accounts (Cash, Accounts Payable, Service Revenue, etc.) to their correct type: Asset, Liability, Equity, Dividend, Revenue, or Expense.
• Financial Statement Placement – Identify which accounts and account types belong on the Income Statement and which belong on the Balance Sheet.
• Permanent vs. Temporary Accounts – Understand how account classifications impact the accounting cycle and closing process.
Why students love Debits and Credits and More:
• Beginner-Friendly – Designed for students taking their first accounting class.
• Study or Review – Ideal for exam prep, homework support, or brushing up on accounting knowledge.
• Time-Saving – Focuses only on essential concepts so you learn faster without the fluff.
• Clear and Simple – Avoids complicated jargon, making accounting concepts easy to understand.
Perfect for:
• College students in introductory accounting courses
• Business and finance majors preparing for more advanced classes
• Students reviewing for exams like the CPA (foundational topics), or other business tests
• Anyone who needs a quick and practical refresher on accounting basics
Please note: Access to all content and practice features requires a one-time purchase
Build a strong foundation in accounting today. With Debits and Credits and More, you’ll go from confused to confident—ready to tackle balance sheets, income statements, and more.