SHREYA SAXENA
Accounting Made Simple – Professional Tutor with 8+ Years' Experience Conceptual and Practical Approach
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SHREYA SAXENA
Masters degree
/ 55 min
About your accounting tutor
Meet Shreya Saxena – Your Personalized Guide to Mastering Accounting With over 8 years of dedicated experience in online tutoring, I am Shreya Saxena, an Accounting educator committed to making numbers make sense. Armed with a Master’s degree in Accounting and a passion for teaching, I specialize in guiding students through the complex yet fascinating world of Accounting. Whether you're a complete beginner, a school student grappling with the basics, or someone preparing for professional exams, I’m here to simplify concepts, build your confidence, and help you excel. My Areas of Expertise Accounting isn’t just about balancing books—it's the language of business. Over the years, I’ve helped students master a broad spectrum of Accounting topics, including: Financial Accounting: Learn how to prepare, interpret, and analyze financial statements with clarity and precision. Accounting Standards: Understand key standards (such as IFRS and GAAP) and their real-world implications. Auditing: Grasp audit procedures, risk assessments, and ethical standards critical to the audit process. Taxation: Decode income tax rules, GST, and compliance in both theoretical and practical contexts. Management Accounting: Dive into budgeting, cost control, variance analysis, and decision-making techniques.
SHREYA graduated from UNIVERSITY OF ALLAHABAD
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Understanding financial statements
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I simplify complex concepts by breaking them into smaller, manageable parts and explaining the “why” behind every rule or standard. Instead of just teaching students how to pass a test, I help them truly understand the logic behind Accounting—whether it’s the purpose of double-entry bookkeeping, the rationale behind depreciation, or the implications of tax adjustments. To make learning more interactive and effective, I use visual learning techniques such as flowcharts, diagrams, T-accounts, infographics, and real-world documents that bring concepts to life. This is particularly helpful for younger students and visual learners who may struggle with traditional methods. My sessions are practice-oriented, and I believe that Accounting is best learned by doing. Each topic is reinforced through exercises, quizzes, and hands-on tasks like journal entries, ledger posting, financial statement preparation, and the use of accounting software like Tally, QuickBooks, or Excel. I regularly include real-life case studies and business scenarios to help students connect classroom learning to the world outside.
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Accounting concepts taught by SHREYA
The Tutor and Student discussed various government interventions in market economies, including the use of taxes, subsidies, price ceilings, and price floors. They worked through conceptual definitions, graphical analyses, and numerical examples to understand the impact of these policies on market equilibrium, consumer and producer surplus, and deadweight loss. The session concluded with an introduction to perfect competition, with plans to continue the topic in a future session.
Government Intervention: Reasons & Mechanisms
Subsidies: Impact & Elasticity
Price Ceiling: Setting a Maximum Legal Price
Price Floor: Establishing a Minimum Legal Price
Price Support & Production Quotas: Advanced Interventions
Dead Weight Loss (DWL): Measuring Economic Inefficiency
The tutor and student extensively reviewed economic concepts related to public goods, common property resources, and externalities. They analyzed market failures, the free-rider problem, and government intervention strategies like cap-and-trade and taxation, as well as the tragedy of the commons and its solutions. The session concluded with a discussion on classifying goods and managing congested resources.
Public Goods: Non-Rivalry and Non-Excludability
The Free-Rider Problem and Market Underprovision
Tragedy of the Commons: Rivalry Without Excludability
Government Intervention: Challenges in Providing Public Goods
The Tutor and Student reviewed key concepts in Economics, specifically focusing on externalities, deadweight loss, and policy interventions. They discussed the Coase Theorem, Pigouvian taxes, subsidies, and regulations as solutions for market inefficiencies. The Student then applied these concepts by solving a numerical problem involving positive externalities to calculate market outcomes and required subsidies, and plans to continue the lesson in the next session.
The Coase Theorem
Dead Weight Loss (DWL) in Externalities
Policy Choice: Regulations vs. Taxes/Subsidies
The Pigouvian Tax: Correcting Negative Externalities
Public Sector Solutions: Price-Based vs. Quantity-Based
The Student and Tutor reviewed the economic concept of externalities, covering both negative and positive types, their impact on market efficiency, and how they lead to market failures. They discussed related marginal cost and benefit concepts, examined graphical representations of market equilibrium versus social optimality, and explored government interventions like taxes and subsidies. The Student will send homework problems, and a follow-up session is scheduled to continue the discussion.
Understanding Externalities
Negative Externalities & Overproduction
Positive Externalities & Underproduction
Market Equilibrium vs. Social Efficiency
The Tutor and Student reviewed concepts in regression analysis, including the interpretation of dummy variable coefficients, hypothesis testing with p-values, and the detection and implications of heteroscedasticity. They also discussed perfect multicollinearity and its impact on regression models, with plans for further review sessions.
Dummy Variables in Regression
P-values and Statistical Significance
Interaction Terms with Dummy Variables
Heteroscedasticity
Multicollinearity
The student and tutor worked through interpreting regression coefficients, statistical significance, and R-squared. They practiced applying these concepts to understand the factors influencing birth weight and discussed potential exam strategies and challenges related to question weighting.
Interpreting Coefficients with Non-Logged Variables and Unit Scaling
R-squared (R²) and Model Fit
Statistical Significance: P-values and Interpretation
Interpreting Regression Coefficients with Logged Dependent Variables
Dummy Variables in Regression
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