Financial Accounting
Unit 04 Bank Reconciliation
Bank Reconciliation Statement
Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS) A Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS) is a financial document...
Preparation of Bank Reconciliation Statement
How to Prepare a Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS) A Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS) is a s...
Preparation Of BRS Videos
=== "Bank Reconciliation Statement Concept" === "Problem 1" === "Problem 2" === "Problem 3" T...
Unit 02 Accounting Cycle and Journal
Meaning and Features of Journal
Journal in Accounting A journal is a record of financial transactions where transactions of a bus...
Simple and Compound Entries
Simple Journal Entries In double-entry bookkeeping, a simple journal entry is a type of accountin...
Recording of GST Transactions
Goods and Services Tax (GST) The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a unified, indirect tax system t...
Capital and Revenue Expenditures
Capital Expenditures (CapEx) and Revenue Expenditures (RevEx) In accounting, Capital Expenditures...
Capital and Revenue Receipts
In accounting, capital receipts and revenue receipts are two categories used to classify the cash...
Contingent Assets and Liabilities
Contingent Assets and Liabilities Contingent assets and liabilities are potential assets and liab...
Preparation of Ledger
Ledger A Ledger is a book that contains all the accounts used to record financial transactions, a...
Preparation of Trail Balance
Preparation of Trial Balance A Trial Balance is a statement that lists all the general ledger acc...
Unit 07 Computerised Accounting
Introduction to Tally Prime Interface
Introduction to Tally Tally Solutions Pvt. Ltd., formerly known as Patronics Pvt. Ltd., is a comp...
Creation of Company in Tally
Steps to Create a Company in Tally Prime 1. Launch Tally Prime Open the Tally Prime application....
Creation of Inventory Groups and Ledgers
What is an Inventory Group? An Inventory Group in Tally Prime is used to categorize stock items b...
Voucher Types and Voucher Entries
1. What is a Voucher? A Voucher in accounting is a document that supports the entries made in the...
Generating Trial Balance
1. Steps to Generate Trial Balance in Tally Prime Generating a Trial Balance in Tally Prime is si...
Generating Income Statement
1. Steps to Generate Income Statement in Tally Prime To generate an Income Statement in Tally Pri...
Unit 05 Rectification of Errors
Need for Rectification of Errors
In accounting, errors may occur during the recording of financial transactions. These errors, if ...
Types of Errors
Errors in accounting are mistakes that occur during the process of recording, classifying, or sum...
Process of Rectification
Rectification of financial accounts refers to the process of identifying and correcting errors or...
Accounting Entries for Rectification
In accounting, errors can occur at various stages, such as during journal entry, ledger posting, ...
Unit 06 Final Accounts
Preparation of Trading Account
A Trading Account is an essential financial statement that helps calculate the Gross Profit or Gr...
Preparation of Profit and Loss Account
A Profit and Loss Account (P&L Account) is a financial statement that shows a company’s net profi...
Preparation of Balance Sheet of Sole Trading Concerns
A Balance Sheet is a financial statement that shows the financial position of a business at a spe...
Unit 03 Subsidiary Books
Conceptual Introduction to Subsidiary Books
Subsidiary books are a set of specialized books used in accounting to manage and simplify the pro...
Sales Book
The Sales Book is a specialized accounting book used to record all credit sales of goods. It only...
Sales Return Book
The Sales Return Book, also known as the Return Inward Book, records the return of goods previous...
Purchases Book
The Purchase Book is a specialized accounting book used to record all credit purchases of goods o...
Purchase Return Book
The Purchase Book is a specialized accounting book used to record all credit purchases of goods o...
Cash Book
A Cash Book is a financial record used to track all cash-related transactions of a business. It r...
Single Column Cash Book
The Single Column Cash Book is a basic type of cash book used to record all cash transactions of ...
Double Column Cash Book
The Double Column Cash Book is an extension of the single column cash book, with an additional co...
Three Column Cash Book
A Three Column Cash Book is an extension of the double column cash book, with an additional bank ...
Unit 01 Introduction to Accounting
Accounting Concepts
Accounting Concepts: Accounting Concepts can be described as the basic assumptions or fundamental...
Accounting conventions
Accounting conventions denote customs or traditions that are used as a guide in the preparation o...
Accounting Practices
Understanding Accounting Practice Accounting practice refers to the process of recording and mana...
Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) is a comprehensive set of accounting rules and p...
Nature of Accounting
Accounting, at its core, is a function that aims to accumulate and communicate information essent...
Accounting Equation
Accounting Equation The accounting equation represents the relationship between the assets, liabi...
Systems of Accounting
There are two main systems of accounting used to record business transactions. These are the Sing...
Process of Accounting Transactions
The accounting cycle is an essential, standardized process that follows eight steps to track, rec...
Types of Accounts
Different Types of Accounts In accounting, there are three main types of accounts. These classifi...
Golden Rules of Accounting
Bookkeeping is a key part of financial accounting, but it is only one aspect of the overall proce...
Types of Accounting Standards
Accounting Standards are authoritative standards for financial reporting and form the primary sou...
Need For IFRS and IndAS
The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) is a system of accounting principles widel...