The various conventions followed in accountancy are:
What are the various conventions followed in accountancy?
How prepaid expenses are treated in preparing final account?
Prepaid expenses are those expenses which have been paid in advance. In other words, these are the expenses which have been paid during the accounting period for which the final
Why should depreciation be written on fixed assets?
Following are the reasons of providing depreciations on fixed assets:
How is posting from Cash Book to the ledger made?
Except the opening balance all entries on the debit side of the cash book are posted to the credit sid of the respective account in the ledger with the words “By Cash/Bank” written in the particulars column.
What are the three main branches of accounting?
Three branches of accounting are as follows:
What do you mean by Accounting period concept in Accounting?
Even though it is assumed that business will continue to exit for a long time, it is necessary to keep accounts in such a manner that the results are known at frequent intervals.
How would you locate errors in a Trial Balance?
If both the total is not equal then it is decided that there is error in the books of account and efforts will be made to locate the error by following several steps as follows:
What are the expenses usually recorded in the debit side of Profit and Loss account?
The expenses which are recorded in the debit side of Profit and Loss Account may be classified under the following heads.
Give a note on double sided errors.
When an error affects both the debit and credit by an equal amount it is called two-sided or double-sided errors. They are as follows:
Why is Bank Reconciliation Statement not an account?
Bank reconciliation Statement is a statement not an account because of the following reasons:
How transactions are recorded in ledger?
The following procedures are followed for recording the transactions in the ledger:
What are the various steps involved in the accounting process?
The various steps involved in the accounting process are as follows:
What do you mean by triple column cash book?
In order to incorporate bank transactions (receipts and payments by cheque) which are allowed by the business to its customers and cash discounts.
What are the different types of liabilities in accounting?
The various types of liabilities are given below:
What do you mean by Sales Book?
Sales Day book is used to record the credit sales of goods only. It means Only credits sales of merchandise or goods meant for sale are recorded.
What are the different types of Subsidiary Books usually maintained by a firm?
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