The document provides information on accounting procedures for non-trading organizations, including receipts and payments accounts, income and expenditure accounts, balance sheets, and subscription adjustments. It includes examples of preparing these accounts from sample organizational financial data. Key points covered are:
1) Receipts and payments accounts summarize cash transactions, while income/expenditure accounts are like profit/loss statements.
2) Balance sheets for non-trading organizations list accumulated funds instead of capital.
3) Subscription accounts require adjustments to determine amounts transferred between accounts.
4) The examples demonstrate preparing the various accounts from raw financial information.