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Res 293351
Res 293351
Res 293351
According to G.A. Lee, the accounting system has following two stages :
i) the making of routine records, in prescribed form and according to set rules, of all
events which affect the financial state of the organisation; and
ii) the summarisation from time to time of the information contained in the records, its
presentation in a significant form to interested parties, and its interpretation as an
aid to decision making by these parties.
It involves:
•Gathering basic financial data.
•Identifying the transactions and events with the financial aspect, i.e. only
monetary transactions are to be entered in the books of accounts.
•Measuring the transactions in monetary terms.
•Keeping a record of the financial effect of the transactions, in the order in
which they arise.
•Classifying the effect of transactions
•Preparing statement, i.e. trial balance.
It involves:
Gathering basic financial data.
Identifying the transactions and events with
the financial aspect, i.e. only monetary
transactions are to be entered in the books
of accounts.
Measuring the transactions in monetary
terms.
Keeping a record of the financial effect of
the transactions, in the order in which they
arise.
Classifying the effect of transactions
Preparing statement, i.e. trial balance.
Objectives of Bookkeeping
Types of Book-keeping
Manual Book-keeping
Computerized Book-keeping
Types of Book-keeping
System of Accounting
Single Entry System
This system is also known as pure entry system
Basis of distinction-
Definition
Sequence
Scope
Level of management
Ends at
Basis of
accounting -
Concepts of Accounting-
In order to maintain uniformity and consistency in preparing and maintaining books
of accounts, certain rules or principles have been evolved.
These rules/principles are classified as concepts and conventions.
These are foundations of preparing and maintaining accounting records.
Accounting concept refers to the basic assumptions and rules and principles which
work as the basis of recording of business transactions and preparing accounts.
Concepts of Accounting-
BASIC •
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BUSINESS ENTITY ASSUMPTION
ACCOUNTING PERIOD ASSUMPTION
ASSUMPTION OF • ASSUMPTIONS OF MONEY MEASUREMENT
• GOING CONCERN ASSUMPTION
ACCOUNTING
• DUAL ASPECT PRINCIPLE
BASIC PRINCIPLES •
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REVENUE RECOGNITION PRINCIPLE
HISTORICAL COST PRINCIPLE
OF ACCOUNTING •
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MATCHING PRINCIPLE
OBJECTIVITY PRINCIPLE