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ACCOUNTING
Accounting is the art of recording , classifying and
summarising in significant manner and in terms of money , transaction and events which are, in part, at least of a financial character and interpreting the result thereof .
The function of accounting is to provide quantitative
information , primarily of financial nature, about economic entities, that is needed to be useful in making economic decision.
and the managers. However, other person also interested in the accounting information such asProprietor II. Managers III. Creditors IV. Prospective investors V. Government VI. Employee
I.
ACCOUNTING PROCESS
Contd:
TRANSACTION-
Accounting starts with transaction. Transaction means Receipts, payments, sale, purchase etc. any give and take which has financial effects, which affects the concern.
ENTRY-
Transaction is recorded by way of an entry in the journal as per Double entry principle i.e. Debiting some accounts and crediting others with the equal amounts.
POSTING LEDGER-
The term posting means transferring the debit and credit items from the journal to their respective accounts in the ledger. Each account will provide the complete details about the transaction.
JOURNAL
The word Journal is derived from the French word JOUR means a day. The journal records all daily transaction of a business into the order in which they occur. It is a book in which the transaction recorded first of all under the double entry system and subsequently they are posted in the ledger.
PROFORMA OF JOURNAL:
Date Particulars L.F. Debit (Rs) Credit (Rs)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS
In order to keep a complete and up-to-date records the
entire transaction of any business, it would be necessary to classify the accounts in following wayTYPES OF ACCOUNTS
REAL ACCOUNT
PERSONAL ACCOUNT
NOMINAL
ACCOUNT
GOLDEN RULES
Personal Account Capital, Person , Bank, Representative DEBIT- the receiver CREDIT- the giver
Real Account
Cash, Tangible Asset, Intangible Asset DEBIT- what comes in CREDIT- what goes out
Nominal Account
Journal Entry
1. 2.
3.
4. 5.
Received cash from Sudesh Rs 50,000. Brought goods for cash Rs. 12000. Office rent paid Rs. 3500. Received cash from Rana Pratap Rs. 6900. Furniture purchased for cash Rs. 24000.
Contd:
Date 2005 Jan 1. 2. 3. 4. Particulars Cash A/c To Sudesh A/c Goods A/c To Cash A/c Office rent A/c To Cash A/c Cash A/c To Rana pratap Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. L.F Debit Rs. 50,000 12000 3500 6900 24000 Credit Rs. 50,oooo 12000 3500 6900 24000
TOTAL
RS.
96400
96400
LEDGER
Ledger is the book which contains various accounts. In
other words, ledger is the set of accounts. It contains all accounts of the business enterprise whether real, personal or nominal. It should be noted that exact names of accounts used in the journal should be carried in the Ledger. Ex: if in the journal expenses a\c has been debited, it would not be correct to debit the office expenses a\c in the ledger.
PROFORMA OF LEDGER:
Dr
Date
Cr Particulars
J.F
Amount
Date
Particulars
J.F
Amount
Date
Sudesh A/c
Particulars To bal c/d J.F Amt 50000 Date 2001 Particulars By Cash A/c J.F Amt 50000
2001
50000
50000
Cash A/c
Amt 50000 6900 Date 2001 Particulars By Goods A\c By Office Rent A\c By Furniture A\c By Bal c\d J.F Amt 12000 3500 24000 34500
Date
Goods A/c
Particulars To Cash a\c J.F Amt 12000 12000 Date 2001 Particulars By Bal c\d J.F Amt 12000 12000
2001
Rent A/c
Date
Date 2001
J.F
2001
Date
2001
Date
Furniture A/c
Particulars To Cash A\c J.F Amt 24000 24000 Date 2001 Particulars By Bal c\d J.F Amt 24000 24000 2001
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