Advanced Accountancy (Principles of Accounting (Including GST)) Volume - I)

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Description
While revising the book due weight age has been given to the suggestions made by our esteemed readers. The whole book has been revised thoroughly. Each aspect of a chapter has been discussed in detail in order to meet the requirements of the syllabi prescribed by different universities and professional institutes. Several new problems taken from the latest examination question papers have been incorporated as illustrations or practical problems appearing at the end of each chapter. They have been suitably graded and edited to include questions of topical interest. Objective type, short/long answer type questions have been added to make the subject matter more clear to the readers. In addition to this, this book has been updated with respect to Goods & Services Tax and its accounting treatment in the books of accounts and the impact in various topics. The same has been explained with the help of illustrations in the respective chapters.
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Table of Contents
1.    Introduction to Accounting
2.    Accounting Principles and Policies
3.    Goods and Service Tax (GST)
4.    Recording, Posting and Preparation of Trial Balance
5.    Banking Transactions and Bank Reconciliation Statement
6.    Rectification of Errors
7.    Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes
8.    Capital and Revenue
9.    Financial Statements—Nature and Preparation
10.    Depreciation, Provisions and Reserves
11.  Measurement of Business Income
12.  Analysis of Changes in Income
13.  Accounting for Consignments
14.  Accounting for Joint Ventures
15.  Account Current and Average Due Date
16.  Partnership Accounts—I
17.  Partnership Accounts—II
18.  Financial Statements of Not-for-Profit Organisations
19.  Self-Balancing Ledger and Sectional Balancing
20.  Single Entry or Accounts from Incomplete Records
21.  Royalty Accounts
22.  Accounting for Leasing
23.  Hire Purchase System and Instalment Purchase System
24.  Branch Accounting
25.  Departmental Accounts
26.  Voyage Accounts
27.  Accounting for Packages and Containers
28.  Accounting for Goods Sent on Sale or Return Basis
29.  Investment Accounts
30.  Insolvency Accounts
31.  Inventory Valuation
32.  Insurance Claims
33.  Financial Accounting Standards
34.  International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)
35.  Stock Exchange Transactions (Including Accounts of Brokers)
36.  Farm Accounting
37.  Accounts of Private Individuals, Doctors and Solicitors
38.  Accounting for Local Self-Government
39.  Accounts of Co-operative Societies
40.  Contract Accounts
41.  Computerized Accounting System
42.  Government Accounting System
43.  Design of Accounts
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Author Details
S.P. Jain – Department of Commerce Shaheed Singh College, (university of De Sheikh, Sarai, Phase II
K.L. Narang - Formerly Head, Department of Commerce, Government Co Chandigarh & Principal, Government College, Kapurthala (Panjab)
Simmi Agrawal - Ph.D. FCA, ACMA Director, Institute of Financial Education & Learning Ghaziabad (U.P).
Monika Sehgal - Associate Professor Post-Graduate govt. College for Girls Sector 42, Chandigarh (U.T.)
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