Net present value worked step by step through a ceramics studio deciding whether to buy a new kiln: discount the cash flows, get the NPV, make the call.
The accruals concept worked step by step through a bakery’s year-end: a prepaid insurance and an accrued electricity bill, and where each one sits.
The straight-line and reducing-balance methods worked step by step on the same van, so you can see exactly how the two patterns differ.
Double-entry worked step by step through a new flower shop’s first transactions: the debit and credit rules and the accounting equation, kept in balance.
Profitability, liquidity and gearing ratios calculated and interpreted for a retailer, step by step, so you can see what each one actually tells you.
FIFO and AVCO worked on the same stock through a wholesaler, with cost of sales and closing inventory compared, so the difference is clear.
Split a semi-variable cost into its fixed and variable parts, step by step, using a real utility bill from Alma Roasters.
The one difference between the two methods, and why they report different profits in the same month. Reconciled line by line.
Material and labour variances split into price, usage, rate and efficiency, worked through Alma Roasters with every figure reconciled.
Contribution, the breakeven point, target profit and the margin of safety, worked through Alma Roasters with every figure reconciled.