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2. Business organisation:-
(A) The Main purpose of Business organisation is to make proft
(B) Sole trader, partnership firm, company are included in Business organisations.
(C) The following accounts are created by busines organisation
(1) Trial balance (2) Trading and P/L A/c (3) Balance sheet
(Proforma of Receipts and payment A/c and Income and Expenditure A/c (
1. Receipt and payment account is prepared from cash book. (summary of cash book)
2. In It only cash transaction are written.
3. Cash Receipt are shown in the debit side.(of rec.and pay a/c )
4. Cash payment are shown in the credit side. (of rec.and pay a/c )
5. All Receipt and payment of previous year, current year and next year are shown in this
account
6. No adjustment are made in this account.
7. It is a real account
1. Income and Expenditure A/c Is Prepared from received and payment account.
2. In It all cash and non cash transaction are wrritn .
3. All Expenses are shown on the debit side.(of inc.and exp.a/c)
4. All Income are shown on the credit side. (of inc.and exp.a/c)
5. All Income and Expenses of current year are shown in this amount.
6. Adjustment are made in this account. (7) It is a nominal account.
The expenses whose benefit has been received in the current year but payment has
not been made are called as 'Outstanding Expenses' or unpaid expenses
जिन खखखखखख खख खखख खखखख खखखख खखख खखखखखखख खखखख खखख खख,
खखखखख खखखखखख खखखख खखखख खखख खख, खखखखखख खखख खखखख है
The expenses which are paid in the current year but they are related
to
next accounting year such expenses are called 'Prepaid Expenses'.
The income which are received in the current year but they are
related to
next accounting year such income are called advance income.
incomes earned in current year but not received till the end of the
year. This incomes are called as accrued income.
Fund : (1)Donation Fund (2) Match Fund (3)Tournament Fund (4) Sports Fund(5) prize fund
Used : (1) Stationery used(2) Medicines used(3)Sports Material used (4) postage material used,
Unit 1
Introduction to Accounting
1. History of Accounting.
2. Terminology of Accounting.
3. Meaning, characteristics and object of Accounting.
4. Difference between book-keeping and Accounting.
5. Accounting : is science or an art or both?
6. User of Accounting.
7. Qualitative characteristics of Accounting.
8. Need or Advantage or Importance or Utility of Accounting.
9. Limitations of accounting.
10. Branch of Accounting.
11. Difference between Trade Discount and cash Discount.
Unit 2
5 Journal
1. Meaning of Journal
(journal सों पूर्ग लेखा चक्र का प्रारों कभक कबों दु है या लेखाों कन के कवकभन्न चरर्ोों में प्रथम चरर् है इसमें व्यापार
में होने वाले प्रत्येक सौदे को कतकथ वार कलखा जाता है एक कदन में होने वाले तमाम सोदो को उसी
कतकथ में क्रमानुसार कलखा जाता है प्रत्येक व्यवहार के कलए एक प्रकवकि की जाती है कजसमें उस सौदे से
प्रभावी होने वाले खातोों का उल्लेख ककया जाता है जनग ल शब् की उत्पकि फ्रेंच भाषा (कुछ कवद्वानोों के
अनुसार फारसी भाषा है ) के शब् jour से हुईहै कजसका अथग है कदन अतः जनग ल शब् का अथग हुआ
दै कनक डायरी दै कनक बकहया, दै कनक पोंजी, नक़ल बही, रोजनामचा, रोजमेल और पोंजी आकद सभी
नामोों से पुकारा जाता है )
The journal is the starting point of the entire accounting cycle or the first
step in the various stages of accounting. Every transaction in business is
written in the date wise. All transaction in one day are written in sequence
in the same date. The entry is made in which accounts that are effective
from that deal are mentioned. The word originated from the words of the
French language Has been jour meaning day thus Journal words meant
daily diary daily Bahia, called the daily register, copy books, journals,
Rojmel and register etc all names.
Unit 3
Accounting vouchers.
1. Meaning of sources Documents.
2. Commonly used sources Documents.
3. Meaning of voucher.
4. Difference between sources Documents and voucher.
5. Types of vouchers.
6. Debit Notes and credit Notes.
Chapter 1
1. Need of partnership
(Limited Capital, Limited area Pharma Limited management
capacity, unlimited liabilities)
2. Meaning, definition and characteristics of partnership
(legal business, legal agreement, profit object , division profit,
Number of person ,unlimited liabilities, running of partnership)
3. Main terms of partnership deed
(partnership deed is a agreement partner इसमें Rights
अजधकार,Responsibility (कतडव्य) liabilities दाजयत्व Rules and
Regulation को जलया िाता है (name of former interest on capital
interest on drawing salary share of profit e tc.)
4. Rules applicable in absence of partnership deed
5. Meaning of p/L appropriation account (profarma)
6. Difference between p/L and p /L appropriation account
7. Partners capital account (profarma)
8. Difference between fixed capital method and fluctuating capital
method
Working Notes-
1. In absence of agreement profit between the partner will be
distribution according to Indian Partnership Act 1932. profit
will be distributed among the partner equally.
2. In absence of agreement 6% per annum interest on loan will be
given to partner.
3. Interest on capital and any remuneration will not allowed.
Reconstitution of partnership
1. Condition of reconstitution
2. Meaningfference between of sacrificing ratio and
gaining ratio
3. Meaning and characteristics of goodwill