TY  - GEN
AU  - Hanif, M.
TI  - Financial accounting - II
SN  - 9789387886230
U1  - 657.024658 
PY  - 2018///
CY  - India
PB  - McGraw Hill Education (India) Pvt. Ltd.
KW  - Financial Accounting
N1  - Table of Content
Ch-1. Introduction to Accounting

Ch-2. Double Entry System

Ch-3. Accounting Cycle

Ch-4. The Trial Balance

Ch-5. Bases of Accounting

Ch-6. Accounting Concepts and Conventions

Ch-7. Revenue Recognition

Ch-8. Inventories

Ch-9. Depreciation Accounting

Ch-10. Reserves and Provisions

Ch-11. Capital and Revenue

Ch-12. Rectification of Errors

Ch-13. Introduction to Accounting theory

Ch-14. Introduction to Accounting Standard

Ch-15. Final Accounts of Sole Proprietorship Concern

Ch-16. Manufacturing Account

Ch-17. Non-Profit Organisation

Ch-18. Incomplete Records

Ch-19. Consignment Accounts

Ch-20. Accounting for Sale on Approval

Ch-21. Self-Balancing Ledger

Ch-22. Insurance Claims
N2  - FinancialAccounting-I’ has been designedin accordance with the CBCS syllabus of 2017-18 as prescribed by University ofCalcutta for the first semester students of B.Com Honours and General courses. Inaddition to Calcutta University B.Com students, the book will be equally effectivefor other allied universities of Eastern India- The University of Burdwan, WestBengal State Universities and other universities that have adopted CBCS inaccordance to UGC norms.

It presentsthe core concepts of advanced financial accounting (precisely the corporateaccounting) in a lucid and easy-to-understand manner. It has been revised in light of the changesbrought about in due to The Companies Act, 2013 and latest Accounting Standards(such as AS-10 substituting AS-6).

 

 

As per the 2017-18 CBCS syllabus introduced by the University ofCalcutta

Explanation of Accounting Standards supplemented with comprehensiveexamples

Thoroughly revised chapter on Depreciation Accounting- due to withdrawalof AS-6 and amendments in AS-10

Chapter-wise segregation of questions from CU question papers of lastsix years (2011-2016) for both- Honours and General courses

Exclusive section containing higher level questions- ‘Special Problems’for advanced learners

Answers to short questions from past years’  university question papers
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