Description
Pooja Law House Accounting Including Accounting Standers Old Syllabus by CA Parveen Sharma and CA Kapileshwar Bhalla
For a thorough grasp on the subject of Accounting adequate practice is required which involves conceptual knowledge and practicing variety of numerical problems. In light of the changes in Companies Act, 2013 and Accounting Standards made by MCA, it is very important that information about terms, accounting conventions and concepts along with relevant provisions of law is handy to the student while working on accountancy problems. The present book is specially designed to enable the students to acquire conceptual base through theory and illustration. In each chapter various sections have been introduced so that the student understands the types of problems he can confront in the exam. Then a section pertaining to exercise questions has been added at the end of each chapter. This will test the student in identifying his weakness areas whereupon he can take corrective action. Questions have been taken from the latest examination papers of the various Universities and Professional Bodies. The book is specially designed for the students studying at the IPCC level of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
Contents
Chapter 1: Hire Purchase and Installment Purchase
Chapter 2: Insurance Claims
Chapter 3: Single Entry ( Accounting from Incomplete Records )
Chapter 4: Cash Flow Statement
Chapter 5: Final Accounts
Chapter 6: Investment Accounts
Chapter 7: Internal Reconstruction
Chapter 8: Partnership Accounts
Chapter 9: Amalgamation Absorption & Reconstruction
Chapter 10: Non Profit Organisation
Chapter 11: Average Due Date etc.
Chapter 12: Self Balancing and Sectional Balancing Ledgers
Chapter 13: Profit Prior to Incorporation
Chapter 14: Bonus Issue
Chapter 15: Accounting in Computerised Environment
Appendix 1 : Summary of Accounting Theory
Chapter 16 : Accounting Standards
Chapter 17 : Schedule III
About The Author
CA Parveen Sharma is a first class commerce graduate from Delhi having done his graduation from Sri Venkateswara College. He qualified Accountancy Course in 1996 and was placed in merit list (Rank?Intermediate and Finals both. He completed his^ post graduation Accounting Standards and US GAAP in July 2007, He qualified certificate valuation from ICAl in January 2010.?He is also an Associate Member of Institute of Cost and Works Accountants and Licentiate of Institute of Company Secretaries of India. He topped Delhi University by scoring 100% marks in Accountancy. He also won Gold Medalr’lll1 Accounts Olympiad held in 1990.?He has the honour of being co-opted as a member to Board of Studies (2006-2007), Advisor, Accounting Standards Committee (2007-08) Member of Committee far Accounting Standards for Local Bodies for the year 2007-2008, and Regional Monitoring Committee (2003-04) of Institute of Chartered Accounts of India and Member, Committee on Management Accounting of ICAl for the year 2008-09.