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'''Accounting''' is how you keep score in business. It's the systematic recording and analysis of every financial transaction — so you always know exactly where your money is going. In '''Business Heroes''', good accounting habits help you make smarter decisions and grow your food truck empire.
'''[[Accounting_Basics|Accounting]]''' is how you keep score in business. It is the systematic recording and analysis of every financial transaction — so you always know exactly where your money is going. In '''Business Heroes''', good accounting habits help you make smarter decisions and grow your food truck empire.


== Key Topics ==
== Key Topics ==
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| '''[[Financial_Statements|Financial Statements]]''' || How to read income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements
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| '''[[Performance_Analysis|Performance Analysis]]''' || Using ratios and KPIs to analyse your financial performance
| '''[[Performance_Analysis|Performance Analysis]]''' || Using ratios and KPIs to analyse your [[Financial_Management|financial]] performance
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Business Heroes tracks your finances automatically, but understanding what the numbers mean is up to you:
Business Heroes tracks your finances automatically, but understanding what the numbers mean is up to you:
* Your '''income statement''' shows daily/weekly revenue minus costs
* Your '''[[Financial_Statements|income statement]]''' shows daily/weekly revenue minus costs
* Your '''balance sheet''' reveals your net worth — assets minus liabilities
* Your '''[[Financial_Statements|balance sheet]]''' reveals your net worth — assets minus liabilities
* '''Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)''' tells you how much your ingredients cost per meal
* '''Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)''' tells you how much your ingredients cost per meal
* '''Gross margin''' shows how much profit you make on each sale after ingredients
* '''[[Performance_Analysis|Gross margin]]''' shows how much profit you make on each sale after ingredients


The best players check their financials regularly and adjust their strategy based on the data.
The best players check their financials regularly and adjust their [[Strategic_Planning|strategy]] based on the data.


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== See Also ==
== See Also ==
* [[Accounting_Basics|Accounting Basics]]
* [[Financial_Statements|Financial Statements]]
* [[Bookkeeping]]
* [[Financial_Management|Financial Management]]
* [[Financial_Management|Financial Management]]
* [[Budgeting_and_Forecasting|Budgeting & Forecasting]]
* [[Banking]]

Latest revision as of 06:28, 21 February 2026


Accounting is how you keep score in business. It is the systematic recording and analysis of every financial transaction — so you always know exactly where your money is going. In Business Heroes, good accounting habits help you make smarter decisions and grow your food truck empire.

Key Topics

Topic What You'll Learn
Accounting Basics The fundamentals — debits, credits, ledgers, and the accounting equation
Bookkeeping Day-to-day recording of financial transactions
Financial Statements How to read income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements
Performance Analysis Using ratios and KPIs to analyse your financial performance

In the Simulation

Business Heroes tracks your finances automatically, but understanding what the numbers mean is up to you:

  • Your income statement shows daily/weekly revenue minus costs
  • Your balance sheet reveals your net worth — assets minus liabilities
  • Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) tells you how much your ingredients cost per meal
  • Gross margin shows how much profit you make on each sale after ingredients

The best players check their financials regularly and adjust their strategy based on the data.

ACCOUNTING BASICS: a Guide to (Almost) Everything

See Also