Accounting Tutor for CPA Exam Prep and Financial Management

Kajal and Paulina's recent accounting lesson delved into present value, bonds, and notes receivable. They meticulously covered calculations for bond prices and the present values of notes, working through various numerical examples. The focus was on applying the relevant formulas and understanding the key distinction between coupon rates and discount rates. Paulina will continue to practice these problems in preparation for their next lesson.

Kajal and Jahnvi engaged in an economics lesson, thoroughly reviewing demand and its determinants. They reinforced their understanding by working through multiple-choice questions covering shifts versus movements along the demand curve, related goods (substitutes and complements), and the law of demand. The discussion also briefly touched on economic growth and factors of production. Their next lesson is scheduled for Wednesday at 4:00 PM.

Kajal and Okpere explored fundamental economic concepts, including supply, the law of supply, factors influencing shifts in the supply curve, and market equilibrium. Okpere was given knowledge check questions to complete and review. For their next lesson, Kajal will assess Okpere's understanding of these topics before they proceed to chapter 4.

Kajal Mahajan provided a comprehensive economics lesson to Makayla Nelson, focusing on price elasticity of demand and supply. Their discussion encompassed calculations, interpretations, and graphical representations of these concepts. They further explored the effects of price ceilings and floors, deadweight loss, and received an introduction to the Ricardian model of international trade. Following the lesson, Kajal shared a PDF of the material and advised Makayla to conduct weekly reviews.

Kajal and a learner from Jacksonville University worked on tax-related questions, focusing on calculating taxable social security benefits and understanding income thresholds. The learner practiced applying the 15% tax rate after calculating the taxable portion of social security income. Kajal advised them to keep a record of incorrect questions and their solutions for future review.

Kajal and a student from the University of Texas at Arlington reviewed core economics concepts, including market dynamics, demand principles, the law of demand, and how demand curves shift due to factors like income, preferences, and prices of related goods. The student was tasked with reviewing a presentation and noting any areas of confusion for their next lesson, which is set for Thursday at 5:30 p.m.