Financial Accounting (For Delhi University)

Financial Accounting (For Delhi University)

( 51 )
5504 Views
MRP : ₹499.00
Price : ₹449.10
You will save : ₹49.90 after 10% Discount
Inclusive of all taxes
INSTANT delivery: Read it now on your device

Save extra with 2 Offers

Get ₹ 50

Instant Cashback on the purchase of ₹ 400 or above
SAVE05 Already Applied

Product Specifications

Publisher Vikas Publishing All B.Com I books by Vikas Publishing
ISBN 9789325980846
Author: Deepak Sehagal
Number of Pages 979
Available
Available in all digital devices
  • Snapshot
  • About the book
  • Sample book
Financial Accounting (For Delhi University) - Page 1 Financial Accounting (For Delhi University) - Page 2 Financial Accounting (For Delhi University) - Page 3 Financial Accounting (For Delhi University) - Page 4 Financial Accounting (For Delhi University) - Page 5

Financial Accounting (For Delhi University) by Deepak Sehagal
Book Summary:

The book is exclusively meant for BCom (Hons.) students of Paper CH 1.2, Semester 1, University of Delhi. The book exhaustively covers the entire syllabus of the course. Written in an easy-to-understand language, the book would be highly useful for students who wish to master the concepts of accounting.

Audience of the Book :
This book Useful for B.Com, M.Com & MBA students.
Sailent Feature:

1. The book is designed on the DIYA (Do It Yourself Approach)

2. A workbook—added at the end as an annexure—containing numerical questions with their answers, complements the book to help students self-evaluate themselves

3. There are additional Review Questions, Illustrations, True/False Questions and numerical problems with solutions in the main book

4. Accounting treatment in the book is in conformity with various laws and accounting standards issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and prescribed by the Central Government in consultation with the National Advisory Committee on Accounting Standards

Table of Contents:

1. Accounting Theory: An Introduction

2. Accounting Concepts and Conventions

3. Conceptual Framework of Accounting 

4. Accounting Standards in India (Including IFRS)

5. Accounting Policies and AS 1

6. Measurement of Income

7. Revenue Recognition

8. Accounting Cycle (Process)

9. Depreciation

10. Inventory

11. Capital and Revenue Expenditures and Receipts

12. Financial Statements of Non-Corporate Business Entities 

13. Financial Statements of ';Not-for-Profit' Organisations

14. Financial Statements from Incomplete Records

15. Branch Accounts

16. Accounting for Hire-Purchase, Installment Purchase and Lease Transactions

17. Accounting for Dissolution of Partnership Firms