Hosted by Dean Quartermaine · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 20 episodes
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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
Dean Quartermaine hosts Debit, Credit, Done!, a education show with 20 episodes published.
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In this episode of "Debit Credit Done," Dean Quartermaine reflects on the journey of content creation over the past months and shares exciting plans for 2026. Join Dean as he discusses the importance of balancing work, l
Join Dean Quartermaine in this special episode of Debit Credit Done as he shares insights from the AAT Connect and Impact Awards 2025 in London. Discover the inspiring stories of industry leaders, the transformative powe
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done! we dive deep into the theory of suspense accounts and error correction for AAT Level 3 Financial Accounting: Preparing Financial Statements. We cover: Why suspense accounts are cre
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done! we break down Control Accounts, focusing on the Receivables Ledger Control Account (RLCA) and the Payables Ledger Control Account (PLCA). We’ll cover: What control accounts are and
Thanks for bearing with me — after a short delay, we’re back! In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done! we’re combining two key AAT Level 3 topics: depreciation and disposals. We’ll cover: A clear, 5-step method for handli
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done! we’re tackling inventory valuation — a key area of the AAT Level 3 Financial Accounting: Preparing Financial Statements module. We’ll cover: Why accurate inventory valuation matter
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done!, Dean Quartermaine explains how to adjust accounts so they reflect the correct period — covering accruals, prepayments, irrecoverable debts, and the provision for doubtful debts. W
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done!, Dean Quartermaine takes a deep dive into depreciation — what it is, why it’s used, and exactly how to calculate it using straight-line and reducing balance methods. You’ll learn a
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done!, we walk through the full life cycle of non-current assets — from acquisition and capital expenditure, through to disposal and part exchange. Host Dean Quartermaine breaks down how
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done!, we move from accounting principles into practical application by tackling the Trial Balance — your checkpoint before preparing financial statements. We cover: What the trial balan
🎙️ Series 2, Episode 1 – Principles, Purpose, and the Power of Double Entry Welcome to Series 2 of Debit, Credit, Done! – the podcast for AAT students who want clarity, confidence, and control over their accounting stud
🎙️ Episode 8 – Statement of Financial Position: The Snapshot In the final episode of this series of Debit, Credit, Done!, Dean explores the Statement of Financial Position and how it completes the financial reporting pi
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done!, Dean begins with a review of the trial balance exercise from Episode 6 before guiding you through the next big step—preparing the Statement of Profit or Loss. You’ll learn how to:
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done!, Dean explains the role of the trial balance in double-entry bookkeeping. Learn how to list ledger account balances, check that debits equal credits, and prepare your books for the
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done!, Dean guides you through the next stage of the double-entry process—the ledger. Discover how journal entries are posted into individual T-accounts, how to organise ledger records a
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done!, Dean takes you through the essential next step in the accounting cycle: the journal. Learn how double-entry transactions make their way into ledger accounts, and why journals are
In this episode of Debit, Credit, Done!, Dean breaks down the backbone of all double-entry bookkeeping: the accounting equation. Whether you're new to accounting or need a refresher, this clear and practical walkthrough
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 e
Summary In this inaugural episode, Dean Quartermaine introduces his new podcast aimed at accounting students, highlighting the lack of targeted content in the industry. He shares his experiences from the AccountX confere
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