Taxmann's Cracker - Accounting (CA Foundation, P.1, New Syllabus, for Sep. 2024/Jan. 2025 onward Exams)

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Description
* Previous Exams Solved Papers
* Coverage of Past Examination Questions with Solutions
* Coverage of Additional Important Questions for Exam
* Chapter-wise Marks Distribution of Past Exams
* Coverage of Theoretical Questions, Illustrations, Short Notes & True/False
* Including Solved Paper of June 2024 Exam
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Table of Contents
1. Meaning & Scope of Accounting
2. Accounting Concepts, Principles & Conventions
3. Accounting Standards
4. Accounting Policies
5. Accounting as a Measurement Discipline – Valuation Principles, Accounting Estimates
6. Capital and Revenue Expenditure
7. Contingent Assets and Contingent Liabilities
8. Accounting Process (Journal, Ledger, Trial Balance, Cash Book, Subsidiary Books)
9. Bank Reconciliation Statement
10. Bills of Exchange
11. Rectification of Errors
12. Inventory Valuation
13. Depreciation
14. Final Accounts
15. Partnership
16. Accounting for Incomplete Records
17. Not for Profit Organizations
18. Shares
19. Debentures
20. Financial Statements of Companies [Schedule III]
21. Accounting for Bonus Issue & Right Issue
22. Redemption of Preference Shares
23. Redemption of Debentures
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Author Details
Dr S.K. Agrawal holds a Doctorate from Kanpur University, and he has teaching experience of more than 23 years across countless batches. He has been imparting knowledge and values to his students in his institution – Sky Academy (Kanpur). A post-graduate in Commerce & B.Ed., Dr S.K. Agrawal has been teaching accountancy to students of class XIth, and XIIth at the grass-root level, CA-Foundation/CPT & CA-Intermediate/IPC
CA Manmeet Kaur, An FCA, B.Com & M.A. (Economics) from Kanpur University having experience of more than ten years, she has taught numerous students in several batches throughout her tenure. Most of these students are currently qualified professionals working with reputed entities in the corporate sector. She is an industrious academician & has a good command over her subjects. By her teaching techniques & mentoring, she can put students at relative ease in preparing for exams. Having a flair for writing, she has even penned a few articles for The Times of India & is engaged in freelancing for numerous websites & mobile applications.