Debit, Credit, Done!
Podcast Description
Whether you're knee-deep in workbooks or cramming for your synoptic, Debit, Credit, Done! is your go-to podcast for making sense of the numbers behind the theory. Hosted by experienced AAT tutors and industry experts, we break down complex topics, tackle real-world scenarios, and share practical tips to help you pass your AAT exams and thrive in your accounting career.
Each episode features bite-sized lessons, revision hacks, guest interviews, and relatable insights designed for AAT Level 2, 3, and 4 students. We’ll help you master everything from double-entry to ethics, budgeting to business
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on essential accounting topics such as double-entry bookkeeping, ethics, budgeting, and the AAT exam preparation process, with episodes providing insights like the DEAD CLIC theory for learning debits and credits, and strategies for effective revision. Additional themes include real-world applications of accounting practices and community building among students.
Whether you’re knee-deep in workbooks or cramming for your synoptic, Debit, Credit, Done! is your go-to podcast for making sense of the numbers behind the theory. Hosted by experienced AAT tutors and industry experts, we break down complex topics, tackle real-world scenarios, and share practical tips to help you pass your AAT exams and thrive in your accounting career.
Each episode features bite-sized lessons, revision hacks, guest interviews, and relatable insights designed for AAT Level 2, 3, and 4 students. We’ll help you master everything from double-entry to ethics, budgeting to business
In this episode, Dean Quartermaine delves into the fundamentals of double entry bookkeeping, focusing on the DEAD CLIC theory, which serves as a mnemonic for remembering the rules of debits and credits. He explains how every transaction impacts at least two accounts and emphasizes the importance of understanding these principles for AAT assessments and real-world applications. The episode concludes with a call to practice and apply these concepts to build confidence in accounting.
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