Introduction
Need and Importance of Accounting Preview
Book Keeping and objectives Preview
Advantages of Book Keeping
Accounting and Objectives
Accounting Process
Accounting Cycle
Accountancy Accounting Book keeping Preview
Relationship Between Accountancy, Accounting
Difference Between Accounting
Users of Accounting Information
Branches of Accounting
Transaction Preview
Capital
Assets
Liabilities
Drawings
Debtors and Creditors
Purchase Sales and returns
Voucher and Invoice
Account
Basic Assumptions in Accounting
Basic Concepts in Accounting
Fundamental Principles of Accounting
Double Entry System Introduction Preview
Double Entry Features
Classification of Accounts
Eg for classification of accounts
Golden Rules of accounting
Basic Accounting Procedures Preview
Cash Memo and Invoice
Receipt
Debit and Credit Notes
Pay in Slip and Cheque
Voucher
Accounting Equation
Accounting Equation simple eg
Rules for Debiting and Crediting
Debit Credit Rule
Books of Original Entry Preview
Steps in Journalising
Journalising Comprehensive Examples
Capital and Drawings
Bank Account Transactions
Accounting entry for Capital Contribution
Accounting entry for Cash Receipt
Accounting Entry for Cash Payment
Acccounting Entry for cash Sales
Accounting Entry for Banking Transaction
Accounting Enrty for Drawings Case Study
Accounting Entry for Cash Purchase
Accounting Entry for Credit Purchase
Accounting Entry for Cheque receipt
Accounting Entry for Cheque receipt and deposit
Accounting Entry for commission Income
Accounting Entry for Credit Sales
Accounting Entry for Drawings
Accounting Entry for Payment through Cheque
Accounting Entry for Purchase Return
Accounting Entry for Salary in cash
Accounting Entry for Sales Return
Compound Entry
Compound Journal Entry
Compound Journal Entry Case Study
Ledger Preview
Utility of Ledger
Ledger Format
Ledger for real personal nominal accounts
Posting and Procedure
Ledger Case Study 1
Ledger Case Study 2
Posting Openign Entry in Ledger
Balancing an Account
Balancing of Different Accounts
Procedure for Balancing
Difference between Journal and Ledger
Subsidiary Books need and advantage
Purchase Book
Case Study on Purchase Book
Sales Book
Sales Book Case Study
Return Books Preview
Purchase Return Book
Purchase Return Book Case Study
Sales Return Book
Sales Return Book Case Study
Cash Book Preview
Kinds of Cash Book
Single Column Cash Book
Case Study Single Column Cash Book
Double Column Cash Book with Disc Column
Case Study Double Column Cash Book with Discount Colum
Double Colum Cash Book with Bank Column
Case Study Double Column Cash Book with Bank Column
Key Points in Cash Book
Triple Column Cash Book
Case Study Triple Column Cash Book
Bill of Exchange
BoE Technical Terms Part I
BoE Technical Terms Part II
BoE Technical Terms Part III
Bills Books
Journal Proper
Trial Balance
Methods and formats of Trial Balance
Trial Balance Case Study
Errors in Accounting Preview
Error of Principle
Error of Omission
Error of Commission
Compensating Errors
Errors and Trial Balance
Case Study on Errors and effect on Trial Balance
Steps to Locate Errors
Suspense Account
Case Study Suspense Acount
Rectification of Errors Preview
Case Study 1 Rectification of Errors
Case Study 2 Rectification of Errors
Case Study 3 Rectification of Errors
Case Study 4 Rectification of Errors
Case Study 5 Rectification of Errors
Case Study 6 Rectification of Errors - Copy
Case Study 7 Rectification with Suspense AC
Cash Book and Bank Book Preview
Bank Pass Book
Difference between Bank Book and Pass Book
Bank Reconciliation Statement
Importance of BRS
Causes for Disagreement
1st Disagreement cheque paid not collected
2nd Disagreement cheque issued not presented
3rd Disagreement Amount directly credit by Bank w/o knowledge of company
4th Disagreement Amount directly Debited by Bank w/o knowledge of company
Bank Overdraft
Overview of Bank Reconciliation Statement
Procedure for preparing Bank Reconciliation Statement
Format of Bank Reconciliation Statement
Introduction To Final Accounts Preview
Adjustments - Outstanding and Prepaid Expenses
Adjustments - Accrued Income and Income Received in Advance
Adjustments - Interest on Capital and Drawings
Adjustments - Depreciation
Adjustments - Bad Debts
Adjustments - Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts
Adjustments - Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts and Discount on Debtors
Adjustments - Provision for Discount on Debtors
Case Study 1 - Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts
Case Study 2 - Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts
Case Study 3 - Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts
Final Accounts Case Study 1
Final Accounts Case Study 2
Final Accounts Case Study 3
Final Accounts Case Study 4
Final Accounts Case Study 5
Final Accounts Case Study 6
Final Accounts Case Study 7
Final Accounts Case Study 8
Final Accounts Case Study 9
Final Accounts Case Study 10
Final Accounts Case Study 11
Final Accounts Case Study 12
Final Accounts Case Study 13
Final Accounts Case Study 14
Final Accounts Case Study 15
Final Accounts Case Study 16
Final Accounts Case Study 17
Final Accounts Case Study 18
Final Accounts Case Study 19
Final Accounts Case Study 20
Final Accounts Case Study 21
Introduction to Incomplete Records Preview
Features of Single Entry System of Accounting
Limitations of single entry system
Difference between single entry and double entry
Methods for finding profits
Statement of Affairs Method
Conversion Method
Calculation of Missing Figures
Single Entry Case Study 1
Single Entry Case Study 2
Single Entry Case Study 3
Single Entry Case Study 4
Single Entry Case Study 5
Single Entry Case Study 6
Single Entry Case Study 7
Single Entry Case Study 8
Single Entry Case Study 9
Single Entry Case Study 10
Single Entry Case Study 11
Single Entry Case Study 12
Single Entry Case Study 13
Computation of Total Purchases Case Study
Computation of Total Sales Case Study
Accounting Equation Case Study1
Accounting Equation Case Study 2
Golden Rule of Accouting
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