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Accountancy: A Self-study Textbook / P.C. Tulsian, S.D. Tulsian,

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Delhi: Srijan Publishers,Description: 21.15p. ; Soft-bound 22cmISBN:
  • 978-81-8401-458-7
DDC classification:
  • 23 657 TUL
Contents:
1. Introduction to Accounting; 2. Basic Accounting Terms; 3. Accounting Principles; 4. Accounting Standards; 5. Basis of Accounting; 6. Generation of Vouchers; 7. Accounting Equation; 8. Journalising, Posting and Balancing; 9. Subsidiary Books I-Cash Book; 10. Subsidiary Books II- Books other than Cash Book; 11. Bank Reconciliation Statement; 12. Trial Balance; 13. Errors and their rectification; 14. Depreciation, provisions and reserves; 15. Capital and revenue expenditures and reciepts; 16. Accounting for bills of exchange; 17. Financial statements (without adjustment); 18. Financial statements (with adjustments); 19. Financial statements of not-for-profit organisations; 20. Accounts from incomplete records (or single entry system); 21. Computers in accounting.
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1. Introduction to Accounting; 2. Basic Accounting Terms; 3. Accounting Principles; 4. Accounting Standards; 5. Basis of Accounting; 6. Generation of Vouchers; 7. Accounting Equation; 8. Journalising, Posting and Balancing; 9. Subsidiary Books I-Cash Book; 10. Subsidiary Books II- Books other than Cash Book; 11. Bank Reconciliation Statement; 12. Trial Balance; 13. Errors and their rectification; 14. Depreciation, provisions and reserves; 15. Capital and revenue expenditures and reciepts; 16. Accounting for bills of exchange; 17. Financial statements (without adjustment); 18. Financial statements (with adjustments); 19. Financial statements of not-for-profit organisations; 20. Accounts from incomplete records (or single entry system); 21. Computers in accounting.

The book follows a student-friendly approach to the study of accountancy.It has been written in accordance with the latest syllabus of accountancy for Class 11.

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