Entrepreneurship — Lesson 507
What’s in the Books?
Poor recordkeeping adds up to lost money. This episode examines bookkeeping and accounting, income and expenses, and profit and loss. It gives tips on how to get over math anxiety. It’s all in the books!
What Students Learn
- Learn why and how a business needs to keep track of income and expenses.
- Discover the difference between bookkeeping and accounting.
Suggested Time
- Preview and Episode Viewing: 45 minutes
- Each Activity: 45-60 minutes
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