Modern accountancy
- 3rd
- New Delhi McGraw Hill Education (India) Pvt. Ltd. 2019
- Various Pages
Table of Content . Introduction to Accounting
2. Double Entry System
3. Accounting Cycle
4. Accounting Concepts and Conventions
5. The Trial Balance
6. The Cash Book
7. Bank Reconciliation Statement
8. Bases of Accounting
9. Inventories
10. Concept and Accounting of Depreciation
11. Reserves and Provisions
12. Capital and Revenue
13. Revenue Recognition
14. Bills of Exchange
15. Average Due Date and Account Current
16. Consignment Accounts
17. Joint Venture Accounts
18. Final Accounts of Trading Concern
19. Rectification of Errors
20. Manufacturing Account and Cost Statement
21. Non-profit Organisation
22. Incomplete Records
23. Accounting for Sale on Approval
24. Insurance Claims
25. Self-Balancing Ledger
26. Profit and Loss Appropriation Account
27. Change in the Profit-sharing Ratio
28. Admission of a Partner
29. Retirement of a Partner
30. Death of a Partner
31. Accounting for Dissolution of the Firm
32. Amalgamation of Firms
33. Conversion of Partnership into a Limited Company
34. Accounts of Professional Firms
35. Accounting for Cooperative Societies
36. Accounting of Local Governments: Municipalities,Panchayats
37. Company: Introduction and Issue of Shares
38. Accounting for Bonus and Rights Issue
39. Redemption of Preference Shares
40. Issue and Redemption of Debentures
41. Introduction to Accounting Standard
The thirdedition of Modern Accountancy, Volume - I has been revised and re-designed asper the requirements of the Companies Act, 2013 and its related rules and SEBIguidelines. The book continues to offer in-depth and balanced approach topresentation of the concepts, procedures and practices of accounting withdefined inclusion of the most recently revised accounting standards as notifiedby the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and other statutory developments. It isprimarily developed for undergraduate and postgraduate students of commercebut, will also be very useful for those appearing for professional examinationsof ICAI, ICMAI, ICSI and ICFAI.
Updated asper requirements of the Companies Act, 2013 and related rules and SEBIguidelines
Specialfocus on the latest Accounting Standards -thoroughly incorporated in relevantchapters
Curated tomeet the requirements of PAN India undergraduate syllabus for FinancialAccounting,
CorporateAccounting, Advanced Accounting, etc.
SpecialFocus on the following chapters
Company:Introduction and Issue of Shares
Accountingfor Bonus and Rights Issue
Redemptionof Preference Shares
Issue andRedemption of Debentures
Enrichedpedagogy with chapter-end summary and multiple-choice questions at the end ofeach
chapter
Availabilityof ‘Unsolved Problems’ with ‘Guide to Answers’
Additionalcoverage on Accounting Standards and a new chapter on Goods and Service Tax onthe