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Accounting
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Introduction What is Accounting? What is the need for maintaining books of account? Compulsory maintenance of books of account u/s.44AA of the Income tax Act, 1961 Compulsory audit u/s.44AB of the Income Tax act, 1961
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Statutory Requirements Sales tax registration- basic minimum limit – VAT – what it is?-TNGST and CST Central Excise registration GST (GOODS AND SERVICE TAX) RANGING FROM 14% TO 16% IS THE TARGET OF THE GOVERNMENT – TO BE ACHIEVED IN THE YEAR 2010 Service Tax Registration Fringe Benefit tax- Need for maintaining books for Firms, Companies etc.,
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Informal Books If books of accounts are not maintained, what are the Consequences? Types of Books of Account Informal and Formal Books Informal Books- Chitta-Usefulness-Diary format is sufficient
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Formal Books Books of Account -Usually prepared for a “Uniform Accounting Year” Daybook Ledger- General Ledger and Subsidiary Books/Ledgers Ex: for Subsidiary Books-Petty cash Register- Sales Register-Purchase Register-Expenses Register, in construction areas-M-book, etc.,
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End Product What is the end product of the Books of account? Manufacturing Account Trading Account Profit and loss Account Balance Sheet
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Manufacturing Account Manufacturing Account for the year ended_31.03.2006 Direct Materials Consumed Transfer to -Opening stock of materials Trading account -Add Purchases & Related Expenses (Freight + unloading wages) -Less Closing Stock Direct Wages Prime cost Add: Manufacturing Overhead Add: Opening WIP Less: Closing WIP Works cost Cost of Production _____________________ ===================
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Manufacturing Account for the year ended_31.03.2006 Direct Materials Consumed -Opening stock of materials -Add Purchases & Related Expenses (Freight + unloading wages) -Less Closing Stock Direct Wages Prime cost Add: Manufacturing Overhead Add: Opening WIP Less: Closing WIP Cost of Production
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Trading Account Trading Account for the year ended 31.03.2006 Opening stockSales Cost of Production Closing stock (For Manufacturers) or Purchases(For traders) Gross Profit _________ ___________ ========= ==========
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Profit and Loss Account Profit and Loss Account for the year ended 31.03.2006 Salaries and BonusGross Profit RentCommission TravelingOther Incomes Postage Printing and Stationery Telephone Expenses Bad debts (Limitation Act) Conveyance Vehicle maintenance Interest on Bank Loan Discount Commission & Brokerage Depreciation Bank charges Insurance premium(Gen.Insurance only) All other expenses (except personal expenses and capital expenses) Net profit _____________________ ===================
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Balance Sheet Balance sheet as at 31.03.2006 Liabilities Opening Capital Add: Net Profit Less: Drawings Closing Capital Loan from Financial Institutions Current Liabilities __________ ========= Assets Current Assets Fixed Assets (At Book value-as reduced by Depreciation) _______ ======
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Other Points Project report preparation – A Write up containing Financial Feasibility Market Feasibility Administrative feasibility
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Financial Feasibility Preparation of Annual Income Statement Preparation of Projected Cash Flow Statements Preparation of Projected Fund Flow Statement Projected Balance sheets Assumptions made in the computation of the projections
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Budgeting –An Introduction Union Budget State Budget Householder’s Budget Taking leave temporarily
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