Online Accounting Tutoring
Accounting tutoring that demystifies the fundamentals, from debits and credits to financial statements.
About online Accounting tutoring
Accounting is a precise, rule-based subject where one misunderstood concept can throw off everything downstream. Online accounting tutoring pairs you with a tutor who makes the logic behind the debits and credits clear, so the statements finally add up.
Our accounting tutors cover the accounting equation, journal entries, the full cycle, financial statements, and managerial topics like cost and budgeting, for high-school and college courses. One-on-one and online, worked through step by step. Your first trial lesson is free.
If you're looking for an online accounting tutor, it's usually because accounting runs on its own logic - debits, credits and the accounting equation - and once one entry is wrong, the trial balance and every statement built on it stop adding up. One-on-one help is ideal for that, because a tutor can trace an error back to the exact concept behind it. Here's how our online accounting tutoring works, what it covers, and how to tell it's time to get help - from a first high school or college course to intermediate and managerial accounting.
How online Accounting tutoring works
We start from the accounting equation
Assets = Liabilities + Equity is the rule everything else follows. Once a student sees that every transaction has to keep that equation in balance, debits and credits stop being a list to memorize and become a system they can reason through.
We trace errors to their source
When a trial balance won't balance or a statement looks wrong, your tutor walks back through the ledger and journal with you to find the entry that caused it - and explains the rule that entry broke, so the same mistake doesn't happen in the exam.
We connect entries to statements
Students often learn journal entries and financial statements as separate topics. Your tutor follows single transactions all the way through - journal, ledger, trial balance, then the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement - so the whole cycle makes sense.
We work in your course's format
Lessons use your textbook problems, homework assignments and, where your course uses them, spreadsheets - with exam-style practice before tests so the timing and question styles are familiar.
What our Accounting tutoring covers
The accounting topics your tutor will cover
Every plan is tailored to your child's course, but here is the full range an online accounting tutor can help with - from the foundations through the toughest topics.
- The accounting equation & double entry
- Assets, liabilities and equity; debits and credits; T-accounts; and how every transaction affects at least two accounts.
- The accounting cycle
- Journal entries, posting to the ledger, the trial balance, adjusting entries, closing entries and the post-closing trial balance.
- Financial statements
- The income statement, statement of retained earnings, balance sheet and statement of cash flows - and how they link to one another.
- Accruals, deferrals & revenue recognition
- Accrued and deferred revenues and expenses, prepaid items, and recognizing revenue in the right period.
- Assets in detail
- Receivables and bad debts, inventory costing (FIFO, LIFO and weighted average - LIFO is allowed under US GAAP but not under IFRS), and depreciation methods such as straight-line and declining balance.
- Liabilities & equity
- Notes and bonds payable, issuing stock, dividends, and treasury stock.
- Managerial & cost accounting
- Cost behavior, cost-volume-profit and break-even analysis, job-order and process costing, budgeting, and variance analysis.
- Financial statement analysis
- Liquidity, profitability and solvency ratios, and what they say about a business.
Signs your child could use a accounting tutor
- Debits and credits still feel like guesswork.
- Their trial balance doesn't balance and they can't find why.
- Adjusting entries and accruals are where marks disappear.
- They can do journal entries but can't build the statements from them.
- Managerial topics like CVP or variance analysis feel like a different subject.
- An exam is coming and the whole cycle needs to come together.
What students gain
- Confident, accurate journal entries built on the accounting equation.
- The ability to take a set of transactions all the way to the financial statements.
- A method for finding and fixing errors instead of starting over.
- Better grades and a solid base for intermediate, cost and managerial courses.
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Accounting tutoring FAQs
Why is accounting so confusing at first?+
Because the vocabulary works differently from everyday language - a 'credit' to cash reduces it - and the rules only make sense once you see the accounting equation behind them. Most students find that once that equation clicks, debits and credits follow logically.
What's the difference between financial and managerial accounting?+
Financial accounting records transactions and produces statements for people outside the business, such as investors and lenders, following standards like US GAAP or IFRS. Managerial accounting produces information for decisions inside the business - costing, budgeting, break-even and variance analysis - and isn't bound by those reporting standards.
Can a tutor help with both US GAAP and IFRS?+
Yes. US courses generally follow US GAAP, while most other countries use IFRS, and the two differ on points such as inventory (LIFO is not allowed under IFRS). Your tutor works to the standard your course uses.
Do you tutor high school and college accounting?+
We do - from introductory high school accounting to college financial and managerial accounting, and intermediate and cost accounting, matched to your course and textbook.
Is online accounting tutoring effective?+
Yes. Accounting is worked problem by problem, and a shared whiteboard and screen let your tutor see every entry you make and catch an error the moment it happens - which is faster than finding it after the trial balance fails.
How much does online accounting tutoring cost?+
Plans depend on level and how often you meet - current options are on our pricing page, and college tutoring is arranged as a custom plan. Your first trial lesson is free.
Get ahead in Accounting
Work 1-on-1 with an expert Accounting tutor. Your first trial lesson is free, with up to 3 free 30-minute trials to find the right fit.