CA N RAJA NATARAJAN
Basics of accounting - A Complete Study
A - Z Guide for learning the Basics of Accountancy
Self paced
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This is one of the comprehensive course in Fundamentals of Accounting covering theory as well as practice. In this course, you will learn Fundamentals of Accounting, step by step covering the following:
Section 1:
a) Introduction to Accounting
b) Book Keeping
c) Accounting – Objectives and Process
d) Accounting Cycle
e) Accountancy, Accounting and Book Keeping
f) Users of Accounting Information
g) Branches of Accounting
h) Basic Accounting Terms
i) Basic Assumptions in Accounting
j) Basic Concepts in Accounting
k) Modifying Principles of Accounting
l) Accounting Standards;
Section 2:
m) Double Entry System in Accounting
n) Accounting Equation
o) Golden Rules of Accounting
Section 3:
p) Source Documents
q) Cash Memo
r) Invoice
s) Receipt
t) Debit Note
u) Credit Note
v) Pay in Slip
w) Cheque
x) Vouchers
Section 4:
y) Books of Original Entry
z) Journal and Format
aa) Steps in Journalising
bb) Journal Illustrations
cc) Compound Journal Entry
Section 5:
dd) Ledger
ee) Utility of Ledger
ff) Format of Ledger
gg) Posting
hh) Procedure for Posting
ii) Posting of Compound Journal Entry
jj) Posting the Opening Entry
kk) Balancing an Account
ll) Significance of Balancing
mm) Balancing of Different Accounts
nn) Procedure for Balancing
Section 6 - covering Trial Balance and Final Accounts. This course is structured in self paced learning style. Video lectures are used for delivering the course content. Take this course to create strong foundation in fundamentals of accountancy.
Course Package:
- 128 Videos
- 19 Sections
Course Content:
Section and Files
Section 1: Introduction
1 .Introduction
2. Need and Importance of Accounting
Section 2 : Book Keeping
3 .Book Keeping and objectives
4. Advantages of Book Keeping
Section 3 : Accounting
5. Accounting and Objectives
6. Accounting Process
7. Accounting Cycle
Section 4 : Accounting , Accountancy and Book Keeping
8. Accountancy Accounting Book keeping
9. Relationship Between Accountancy, Accounting & Book Keeping
10. Difference between Accounting Book Keeping
11.Users of Accounting Information
12. Branches of Accounting
Section 5 : Technical Terms in Accounting
13.Transaction
14.Capital
15.Assets
16.Liabilities
17.Drawings
18.Debtors and Creditors
19.Purchase Sales and returns
20.Voucher and Invoice
21.Account
Section 6: Accounting Assumptions, Concepts and Principles
22. Basic Assumptions in Accounting
23. Basic Concepts in Accounting
24. Fundamental Principles of Accounting
Section 7 : Double Entry System
25.Double Entry System Introduction
26.Double Entry Features
27.Classification of Accounts
28.Eg for classification of accounts
29.Golden Rules of accounting
Section 8 : Basic Accounting Procedures
30. Basic Accounting Procedures Final
31. Cash Memo and Invoice
32. Receipt
33. Debit and Credit Notes
34. Pay in Slip and Cheque
35. Voucher
36. Accounting Equation
37. Accounting Equation simple eg
38. Accounting Equation Comprehensive Example
Section 9 : Rules for Debit and Credit
39. Rules for Debiting and Crediting
40. Books of Original Entry
Section 10 : Journalising Process
41. Steps in Journalising
42. Journalising Comprehensive Examples
43. Capital and Drawings
44. Bank Account Transactions
45. Compound Entry
Section 11: Ledger
46. Ledger
47. Utility of Ledger
48. Ledger Format
49. Ledger for real personal nominal accounts
50. Posting and Procedure
51. Ledger Case Study 1
52.Ledger Case Study 2
53.Posting of Compound Entries to Ledger
54. Posting Openign Entry in Ledger
55. Balancing an Account
56. Balancing an Account
57. Procedure for Balancing
58. Difference between Journal and Ledger
Section 12: Subsidiary Books covering Sales and Purchase Book
59. Subsidiary Books need and advantage
60. Purchase Book
61. Case Study on Purchase Book
62. Sales Book
63. Sales Book Case Study
Section 13: Purchase Return and Sales Return Books
64. Return Books
65. Purchase Return Book
66. Purchase Return Book Case Study
67. Sales Return Book
68. Sales Return Book Case Study
Section 14: Bills of Exchanges and related Books
69. Bill of Exchange
70. BoE Technical Terms Part I
71. BoE Technical Terms Part II
72. BoE Technical Terms Part III
73. Bills Books
Section 15: Journal Book / Journal Proper
74. Journal Proper
Section 16 :Trial Balance
75. Trial Balance
76. Methods and formats of TB
77. Trial Balance Case Study
Section 17: Errors in Accounting
78. Errors in Accounting
79. Error of Principle
80. Error of Omission
81. Error of Commission
82. Compensating Errors
83. Errors and Trial Balance
84. Case Study on Errors and effect on TB
85. Steps to Locate Errors
86. Suspense Account
87. Case Study Suspense Acount
Section 18: Case Studies in Rectification of Errors
88. Rectification of Errors
89. Case Study 1 Rectification of Errors
90. Case Study 2 Rectification of Errors
91. Case Study 3 Rectification of Errors
92. Case Study 4 Rectification of Errors
93. Case Study 5 Rectification of Errors
94. Case Study 6 Rectification of Errors
95. Case Study 7 Rectification with Suspense AC
Section 19: Final Accounts
96. Introduction To Final Accounts
97. Adjustments - Outstanding and Prepaid Expenses
98. Adjustments - Accrued Income and Income Received in Advance
99. Adjustments - Interest on Capital and Drawings
100. Adjustments - Depreciation
101. Adjustments - Bad Debts
102. Adjustments - Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts
103. Adjustments-Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts and Discount on Debt
104. Adjustments - Provision for Discount on Debtors
105. Case Study 1 - Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts
106. Case Study 2 - Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts
107. Case Study 3 - Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts
108. Final Accounts Case Study 1
109.Final Accounts Case Study 2
110.Final Accounts Case Study 3
111.Final Accounts Case Study 4
112.Final Accounts Case Study 5
113.Final Accounts Case Study 6
114.Final Accounts Case Study 7
115.Final Accounts Case Study 8
116.Final Accounts Case Study 9
117.Final Accounts Case Study 10
118.Final Accounts Case Study 11
119.Final Accounts Case Study 12
120.Final Accounts Case Study 13
121.Final Accounts Case Study 14
122.Final Accounts Case Study 15
123.Final Accounts Case Study 16
124.Final Accounts Case Study 17
125.Final Accounts Case Study 18
126.Final Accounts Case Study 19
127.Final Accounts Case Study 20
128.Final Accounts Case Study 21
Language of instruction: English
- Understand need and importance of Accounting
- Self-paced video learning to access learning at your own comfort
- Valuable guidelines and tips to enhance your skillsets
I am a practicing Chartered Accountant with tonnes of passion for teaching.
I teach Financial Management for Chartered Accountancy and Cost and Management Accountancy students in Ernakulam, India.
I also hold
Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration in Finance from Symbiosis, Pune
Bachelors in Commerce, from Loyola College, Chennai.
I worked in State Bank of India as Assistant Vice President - Credit for a period of four years after which i started my Chartered Accountancy Practice.
During the stint in State Bank of India, I worked on credit proposals of Mid Corporate Units and gained good experience in
a) Financial Analysis
b) Risk Assessment
c) Viability Study
d) Evaluating business models
e) Project Finance
f) Working Capital Management, etc.
I conduct work shops for Entrepreneurs, Chartered Accountancy / Cost and Management Accountancy Students on the topics like
a) Project Finance
b) Credit Risk Assessment
c) Entrepreneurship Development
d) Finance for Non Finance Executives
e) Burning Desire for Entrepreneurship
I love teaching and i want fundamentals of accounting and finance to reach students and so i am here.
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