Day 11:
Complete Chapter 9 - Profit and Loss Statements (the bread of most businesses [butter being Cash Flow Statements]) - While setting up the P/L Statement and actually calculating profit is relatively straight-forward, using the General Journal to close accounts can be a little tricky. Simply understand this: as expenses are debited when they are incurred, to "close" the accounts (i.e. delete them by bringing the account value to zero), you need to credit them (the opposite of what you did to increase their value - multiply and divide).
The Profit and Loss Statement remains virtually the same from Units 1 and 2, with the addition of "Add Other Revenue" which allows you to include revenue earned from other sources other than sale of goods.
Try: 9.3, 9.6 and 9.8
Again, as usual, any mistakes in 9.3 (which you will find out once you finish), then have a go at 9.1 and 9.2. Same thing with the exercises on P/L Statements.