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1st Batch
2nd Semester
Financial
Non- Financial
Record
Book keeping
Book-Collection of financial transaction
Keeping-Recording
Activities
Information
Events
Data
Transactions
Book keeping
 Identification
 Collecting
 Recording
 Classifying
Accounting
 Analysis
 Interpreting
 Reporting
 Communicating
Accounting is an act of recording ,analyzing
,interpreting ,reporting & communicating the
recorded data or transactions which have monetary
value .it helps to find out profit and loss (result)
and financial position about the business . It helps
to provide necessary information to the various
users.
Procedural aspects of accounting
1. Generating financial information
2. Using financial information
Generating financial information
1. Recording
 Journal
 Subsidiary book
2. Classifying
3. Analyzing
 ledger
4. Summarizing
 Trial balance
 Trading ,profit and loss a/c
 Balance sheet
5. Interpreting
6. reporting
 Internal user : Owner, Management
 External user :
-Inviters
-Employees
-Suppliers
-Lender
-Customer
-Government, public
Traditional Accounting
Book keeping is a regarded as an accounting . The
double entry book keeping has been developed
15th century .
The origin of book keeping can month be traced out.
It has been practiced from ancient time.luca pacioli
introduced book keeping in 1494 AD who lived in
Italy. He published book named about of
principles of double entry system .He started the
term debit and credit use of memorandum (journal
& ledger).
Management Accounting is the process of analyzing
.interpreting reporting the information which helps
to decision making ,planning &controlling
Financial Accounting
Financial Accounting concerned with identifying
measuring & communicating the useful information
of business. It includes disclosure of financial
statement (i.e.. Profit & loss &balance sheet).
 It is concerned with social , awareness ,pollution ,
resources of society quality product CSR (corporate
social responsibility).
Objective of accounting
1. To record the financial transaction systematically as
per as specified rules .
2. To find out the result of organization (profit and
loss)
3. To ascertain the financial position .
4. To provide information to the users.
1. Complete records: Human memory is limited and
cannot remember for long period . Accounting
helps to record completely financial transaction for
future reference.
1. Knowledge of result: Accounting helps to find out
result (profit and loss)during a certain period .
1. Financial position: Accounting helps to ascertain
financial position (Assets and liabilities) of the
business.
4. Reporting information : Accounting provides
necessary information to the various internal and
external users.
1. Trading concern :It has a scope in trading concern
which are establish in profit making like
wholesaler ,dealer, industry.
2. Non-trading : It has a scope in non-trading
concern which are established in service making
like hospital, transportation ,club ,trust.
3. Professional : it has a scope in an individual
professional like doctor ,engineer, contractors
4. Government :It has scope in government
accounting.
 Booking keeping
 Financial Accounting(body)
 Cost accounting(blood)
 Management Accounting .(brain)
 Tax Accounting
 Auditing
 Social Accounting
 Records only monitory and historical data .
 No consideration for price level changes.
 Absents of cost analysis
 Not unified method
Accounting concepts:
1. Going concept
2. Business entry concept
3. Matching concept
4. Accounting period concept
5. Money measurement concept
6. Cost concept
7. Revenue realization concept
 In this concept ,business is considered as separate
entity from its owner .Transactions of business should
be recorded separately .of personal transaction of
owner is mixed up into business ,it can’t get actual
result.
2. Going concept
 Business will continue forever or long period .business
never dies and thinks that it will be closed after some
period ,it has unlimited life.
3. Matching concept
 In this concept ,the expenses and incomes relating to
certain period should be matches to find out the profit
.any income and expenses of last year and coming year
should not include in current year.
 Business organization should be kept and closed with fixed
period to know that profit and it may be started from bask
,shrawn,janary,or ended in chaitra,ashad,december.
5. Money management concept
 According to this concept ,there is recorded only those
transactions which is converted to monetary term,non-
monetery activities like feeling ,emotion are not recorded .
6. Cost concept
 All business transaction should be recorded the book of
account of cost price at which they are purchased and paid
actually .there is not considered increase and decrease in
marker value.
7. Revenue realization concept
 In this concept ,revenue is relished when goods and services
are transferred to the customer either cash or pay cash in
future.
Journal entries
Questions:
a.
1. Raj started business with cash Rs 50000.
2. Deposit cash into bank 10000.
3. Purchase goods on cash 5000.
4. Purchase good from hari 10000.
5. Purchase a computer for 45000.
6. Sold good on cash 20000.
7. Sold good to mohan 15000.
8. Paid salaries 4000.
9. Received rent 2500.
10. Withdraw cash by raj for personal use 4000.
11. Returned goods to hari 1000.
12. Returned goods from mohan 2000.
13. Depreciation on computer 10%.
14. Withdraw cash from bank 2000.
Require :journal entries
◦ B.
1. Mr. Shrestha started business with cash 50000 and
furniture 30000.
2. Purchase goods from ram for 20000 and paid cash only
12000.
3. Sold goods to hari for 15000 and received cheque 10000
partially.
4. Paid wage and salary 5000 and 8000 respectively.
5. Sold furniture codting 8000 at 5000.
6. Paid cash to ram 7500 in full settlement .
7. Received cash from hari 4800 in full settlement.
required: journal entries
 Meaning of company
company is one of the important form of business organization .it is
an associate by group of people who contribute money and they are
united for common objectives .its an artificial person which is created
by law and it can easily purchase or sale goods and other properties in
its own name. it has also separate legal entity from its owner and
lability of each member is limited .
features or characteristics of company
a) Artificial person : A company is an artifial person because it can
purchase or sale valuable assets and goods on its own name like a
natural person .
b) Legal entity : company is created by law and it has also distinct
legal entity from its member so that personal transactions of the
shareholder are recorded in the book of the company .
c) Limited liability : owner of the company is a liable to the value of
share purchase only .the company cannot claim money more than
nominal value of share to its shareholders .
d) Managed by BOD : the shareholder cannot involve directly in the
company thus it is managed operated and controlled by board of
directors.
Types of company
On the basis of formation/incorporation
a) Character company : A company which is established by
Royal Charter or Head of state is called character
company . In Nepal such type of company is not
establish yet.
b) Statutory company : A company which is estabilshed by
special act of parliament is called statutory company
.Nepal Rastha bank ,Agriculture development bank is
example of statuory company
c) Register company : A company which is established and
registered under the company act is called registered
company .
Financial-20Accounting semester second bca

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Financial-20Accounting semester second bca

  • 2. Financial Non- Financial Record Book keeping Book-Collection of financial transaction Keeping-Recording Activities Information Events Data Transactions
  • 3. Book keeping  Identification  Collecting  Recording  Classifying Accounting  Analysis  Interpreting  Reporting  Communicating
  • 4. Accounting is an act of recording ,analyzing ,interpreting ,reporting & communicating the recorded data or transactions which have monetary value .it helps to find out profit and loss (result) and financial position about the business . It helps to provide necessary information to the various users. Procedural aspects of accounting 1. Generating financial information 2. Using financial information
  • 5. Generating financial information 1. Recording  Journal  Subsidiary book 2. Classifying 3. Analyzing  ledger 4. Summarizing  Trial balance  Trading ,profit and loss a/c  Balance sheet 5. Interpreting 6. reporting
  • 6.  Internal user : Owner, Management  External user : -Inviters -Employees -Suppliers -Lender -Customer -Government, public
  • 7. Traditional Accounting Book keeping is a regarded as an accounting . The double entry book keeping has been developed 15th century . The origin of book keeping can month be traced out. It has been practiced from ancient time.luca pacioli introduced book keeping in 1494 AD who lived in Italy. He published book named about of principles of double entry system .He started the term debit and credit use of memorandum (journal & ledger).
  • 8. Management Accounting is the process of analyzing .interpreting reporting the information which helps to decision making ,planning &controlling Financial Accounting Financial Accounting concerned with identifying measuring & communicating the useful information of business. It includes disclosure of financial statement (i.e.. Profit & loss &balance sheet).
  • 9.  It is concerned with social , awareness ,pollution , resources of society quality product CSR (corporate social responsibility). Objective of accounting 1. To record the financial transaction systematically as per as specified rules . 2. To find out the result of organization (profit and loss) 3. To ascertain the financial position . 4. To provide information to the users.
  • 10. 1. Complete records: Human memory is limited and cannot remember for long period . Accounting helps to record completely financial transaction for future reference. 1. Knowledge of result: Accounting helps to find out result (profit and loss)during a certain period . 1. Financial position: Accounting helps to ascertain financial position (Assets and liabilities) of the business.
  • 11. 4. Reporting information : Accounting provides necessary information to the various internal and external users.
  • 12. 1. Trading concern :It has a scope in trading concern which are establish in profit making like wholesaler ,dealer, industry. 2. Non-trading : It has a scope in non-trading concern which are established in service making like hospital, transportation ,club ,trust. 3. Professional : it has a scope in an individual professional like doctor ,engineer, contractors 4. Government :It has scope in government accounting.
  • 13.  Booking keeping  Financial Accounting(body)  Cost accounting(blood)  Management Accounting .(brain)  Tax Accounting  Auditing  Social Accounting
  • 14.  Records only monitory and historical data .  No consideration for price level changes.  Absents of cost analysis  Not unified method
  • 15. Accounting concepts: 1. Going concept 2. Business entry concept 3. Matching concept 4. Accounting period concept 5. Money measurement concept 6. Cost concept 7. Revenue realization concept
  • 16.  In this concept ,business is considered as separate entity from its owner .Transactions of business should be recorded separately .of personal transaction of owner is mixed up into business ,it can’t get actual result. 2. Going concept  Business will continue forever or long period .business never dies and thinks that it will be closed after some period ,it has unlimited life. 3. Matching concept  In this concept ,the expenses and incomes relating to certain period should be matches to find out the profit .any income and expenses of last year and coming year should not include in current year.
  • 17.  Business organization should be kept and closed with fixed period to know that profit and it may be started from bask ,shrawn,janary,or ended in chaitra,ashad,december. 5. Money management concept  According to this concept ,there is recorded only those transactions which is converted to monetary term,non- monetery activities like feeling ,emotion are not recorded . 6. Cost concept  All business transaction should be recorded the book of account of cost price at which they are purchased and paid actually .there is not considered increase and decrease in marker value. 7. Revenue realization concept  In this concept ,revenue is relished when goods and services are transferred to the customer either cash or pay cash in future.
  • 18. Journal entries Questions: a. 1. Raj started business with cash Rs 50000. 2. Deposit cash into bank 10000. 3. Purchase goods on cash 5000. 4. Purchase good from hari 10000. 5. Purchase a computer for 45000. 6. Sold good on cash 20000. 7. Sold good to mohan 15000. 8. Paid salaries 4000. 9. Received rent 2500. 10. Withdraw cash by raj for personal use 4000. 11. Returned goods to hari 1000. 12. Returned goods from mohan 2000. 13. Depreciation on computer 10%. 14. Withdraw cash from bank 2000. Require :journal entries
  • 19.
  • 20.
  • 21. ◦ B. 1. Mr. Shrestha started business with cash 50000 and furniture 30000. 2. Purchase goods from ram for 20000 and paid cash only 12000. 3. Sold goods to hari for 15000 and received cheque 10000 partially. 4. Paid wage and salary 5000 and 8000 respectively. 5. Sold furniture codting 8000 at 5000. 6. Paid cash to ram 7500 in full settlement . 7. Received cash from hari 4800 in full settlement. required: journal entries
  • 22.
  • 23.  Meaning of company company is one of the important form of business organization .it is an associate by group of people who contribute money and they are united for common objectives .its an artificial person which is created by law and it can easily purchase or sale goods and other properties in its own name. it has also separate legal entity from its owner and lability of each member is limited . features or characteristics of company a) Artificial person : A company is an artifial person because it can purchase or sale valuable assets and goods on its own name like a natural person . b) Legal entity : company is created by law and it has also distinct legal entity from its member so that personal transactions of the shareholder are recorded in the book of the company . c) Limited liability : owner of the company is a liable to the value of share purchase only .the company cannot claim money more than nominal value of share to its shareholders . d) Managed by BOD : the shareholder cannot involve directly in the company thus it is managed operated and controlled by board of directors.
  • 24. Types of company On the basis of formation/incorporation a) Character company : A company which is established by Royal Charter or Head of state is called character company . In Nepal such type of company is not establish yet. b) Statutory company : A company which is estabilshed by special act of parliament is called statutory company .Nepal Rastha bank ,Agriculture development bank is example of statuory company c) Register company : A company which is established and registered under the company act is called registered company .