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This document provides definitions and key concepts related to accounting. It defines accounting as identifying, measuring, recording, and communicating financial information about a business entity. The functions of accounting are to systematically record transactions, protect business property, communicate results, and comply with legal requirements. Useful terminology discussed includes capital, liabilities, assets, and debtors. Capital refers to the owner's investment in the business, while liabilities are amounts owed to others. Assets are resources owned that have monetary value, and debtors are individuals who owe money to a business for goods purchased on credit.
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- 1. MODULE -1 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING, JOURNAL, LEDGER, TRIAL BALANCE
- 2. Definitions 1. Recording, classifying, summarising business transactions and interpreting the results thereof.
- 3. 2. It is an information system whose purpose is to identify , collect, measure and communicate information about economic units to those with an interest in the units financial affairs. To permit judgment and decisions by users of the information.
- 4. Functions of accounting Systematic record of business transactions. Protecting the property of the business. Communicating results to the interested parties. Compliance with legal requirements.
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- 8. Assets:- Any physical thing or right owned that has a money value is an asset. In other words, an asset is that expenditure which results in acquiring of some property or benefit of a lasting nature. Assets can be classified as: i) Fixed Assets: Fixed assets are those assets which are purchased for the purpose of operating the business and not for resale. E.g. land, building, machinery, furniture, etc. ii) Current Asset: Current assets are those assets of the business which are kept for short term for converting into cash. E.g. debtors, bills receivables, bank balance, etc.
- 9. Debtors:- A person who owes money to the firm, generally on account of credit sale of goods is called a debtor. For e.g. When goods are sold to a person on credit that person pays the price in future. He is called a debtor because he owes the amount to the firm.