This note
covers the following topics: Basic Terms In Accounting: Accounting Principles,
Accounting: Concepts and Conventions, Practical System Of Book, Keeping,
Journal- Debit and Credit, Rules Of Debit and Credit, Method Of Journalisation,
Ledger- Meaning Of Ledger, Utility of Ledger, Posting of Entries, Petty Cash
Book, Trial Balance and Rectification Of Errors, Profit and Loss Account,
Prepration of Balance Sheet, Concept and Functions of Finance and Finance
Management, Statement of Changes in Financial Position, Fund Flow Analysis,
Financial Statement Analysis: Ratio Analysis, Analysis of Risk and Uncertainty.
This note covers the following topics: Concept for
determination of business income, Introduction to accounting standards, Final
Accounts of trading concern, Financial Statement from incomplete records and of
NPO, Accounting for special sales transaction.
This
note covers the following topics: Double Entry System of Accounting, Financial
Accounting and Adjustments,Analysing and Interpreting of Financial Statements and Control Systems,
Financial Statements of other organizations.
Author(s): Jacqueline Peters
Richardson,Ministry of Education,Trinidad and Tobago Commonwealth of Learning
This book explains the following topics: concept of Material,
meaning of raw material, process of material planning, Purchasing, Receiving and
Inspection, Overheads, Overhead Distribution, Cost Unit, Cost Centre And Profit
Centre.
Author(s): St. Joseph’s Degree and PG College
Hyderabad
This note explains the
following topics: Accounting Cycle for the Service Business—Cash Basis,
Accounting Cycle for the Service Business, Accounting Cycle for a Merchandising
Busines, Assets, Stockholders’ Equity,Capstone Experiences.
Organizations are sets of
contracts among individuals or groups who are motivated by self-interest to pool
the resoruces and share information to achieve control in the organization. This
book explores the role of accounting in implementing these contracts by
controlling the resource flows among the contracting parties, and by reporting
and distributing information to the current and potential participants.
This note is designed to introduce students to clear, basic
understanding of the essentials of accounting. The focus is to provide an
understanding of the accounting tools and techniques.
Author(s): Paul D. Kimmel, Jerry J. Weygandt, Donald
E. Kieso