Principles Of Financial Accounting University Of Delhi
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Principles of Financial Accounting (University of Delhi) by S.N. Maheshwari, S.K. Maheshwari & Sharad K. Maheswari Pdf
Principles of Financial Accounting provides a clear exposition of the concepts, procedures and techniques of accounting, a subject area that is constantly evolving to meet the growing and dynamic demands of business and industry. Keeping pace with the procedures and techniques is a must for every student planning a career in accounting. With this in view, the University of Delhi has restructured its courses and tried to give a new orientation to commerce education by introducing a new four-year B Com (Hons) course. This book is primarily written keeping in view the requirements of students preparing for this course. KEY FEATURES • Simple and reader-friendly text • Blends the concept and practical applications of accounting • Covers the latest concepts, procedures and techniques • Practical problems with short answers for practice
Financial Accounting (For Delhi University, Sem. I) by Deepak Sehagal Pdf
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. KEY FEATURES • The book is designed on the DIYA (Do It Yourself Approach) • A workbook—added at the end as an annexure—containing numerical questions with their answers, complements the book to help students self-evaluate themselves • There are additional Review Questions, Illustrations, True/False Questions and numerical problems with solutions in the main book • 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
This book of Financial Accounting is designed as per the latest syllabus of B.Com (Course) of Indian Universities particularly of Delhi University. It explains its meaning, principles, concepts in a very interesting and lucid style. Sufficient number of solved illustrations are given in a graded manner which would prove a boon to the readers to understand and grasp the subject clearly. It also contains the latest i.e., upto 2006 Delhi University and other professional bodies examination papers along with sufficient number of unsolved questions of different types i.e., essay type questions, objective type questions and exercises along with their answers. The book would prove indispensable for the students of B.Com Course of Delhi University and other professional courses.
Management Accounting (For University of Delhi, Sem.5) by I.C. Jain Pdf
Written in a student-friendly style, the book comprehensively covers the new syllabus of Management Accounting taught in BCom (Hons.) course of the University of Delhi. Following an examination-oriented approach, the book can also be used by students pursuing professional courses such as BBA, MBA, PGDBM, CFA, MFC, CA, ICWA and CS. KEY FEATURES • Important tools such as Summary, Key Terms, Theoretical Questions, Objective-type Questions like True/False Statements, Multiple-choice Questions and Fill in the Blanks, and Practical Problems to facilitate a quick revision of the chapter • The book has 125 illustrations, 100 solved problems and 150 unsolved exercises with answers and hints • Problems from examination papers of last 10 years included • Recent examination question papers of the University of Delhi included in an Appendix
Author : M C Shukla, S C Gupta & T S Grewal Publisher : S. Chand Publishing Page : 472 pages File Size : 52,5 Mb Release : 2024-06-30 Category : Electronic ISBN : 9789355018786
Principles of Financial Accounting Semester I : For B.Com. Students as per Panjab University Syllabus by M C Shukla, S C Gupta & T S Grewal Pdf
This book has been primarily designed to meet the needs of B.Com. first semester students for the Panjab University, Chandigarh. It comprehensively covers the major course, namely, Principles of Financial Accounting. The book acquaints the students to acquire conceptual knowledge of financial accounting and to impart skills for recording various kinds of business transactions. Topics like Financial Accounting Standards, Financial Statements, Branch Accounting, Departmental Accounts, Consignment Accounts, Joint Venture Accounts, Partnership Accounts and Royalty Accounts have been aptly discussed in a lucid manner.
Financial Accounting (Principles and Practices) by Lal Jawahar & Seema Srivastava Pdf
Part I :Fundamentals * Financial Accounting: An Overview * Accounting Postulates, Concepts And Principles Part Ii : Accounting Records And Systems * Accounting Equation And Transaction Analysis * Accounting Mechanics I : Journals * Cash Book And Subsidiary Books * Accounting Mechanics Ii : Ledger Posting And Trial Balance * Bank Reconciliation Statement * Errors And Their Rectifications * Preparation Of Financial Statements : Profit And Loss Account And Balance Sheet * Depreciation Accounting * Inventory Valuation Part Iii : Company Accounts * Accounting For Shares * Accounting For Debentures * Company Final Accounts * Accounting For Amalgamation * Valuation Of Goodwill Part Iv : Financial Analysis * Statement Of Changes In Financial Position * Cash Flow Statement * Financial Statement Analysis Part V : Specialised Topics * Corporate Financial Reporting * Computerised Accounting (How To Use Tally)
Financial Accounting: A Simplified Approach by Naseem Ahmed Pdf
Keeping In View The Latest Revision And Restructuring Of B.Com. (Honours) Course, The Book Has Been Thoroughly Revised And Updated To Meet The Expectations Of The Teaching And Student Community Of Financial Accounting Of Indian Universities In General And That The University Of Delhi In Particular. The Book Provides A Comprehensive Presentation Of Subject-Matter In Simple Language And Lucid Style. It Unfolds The Concepts And Application Of Accounting Principles Systematically To Enable The Readers To Develop Thorough Understanding Of Each Topic. This Makes The Book Equally Useful For Beginners And Professionals. The Illustrations And Problems Have Been Suitably Graded. Most Of The Problems Have Been Selected From The Latest Examination Papers Of Various Universities And Professional Bodies Such As I.C.A.I., I.C.W.A. And I.C.S.I. To Help Develop An In-Depth Understanding Of Subject-Matter And To Make The Book Result-Oriented, Solutions Are Provided With Explanatory Working Notes So That Students Could Learn The Secret Of Perfect Solutions Without Loss Of Time. A Galaxy Of Selected Problems Will Familiarise The Students With The Learning Level Of Standard Expected From Them.
Taxmann's Financial Management – A Self-Sufficient Treatise presenting Concepts & Theories underlying Financial Management in a Systematic, Precise & Analytical Manner by Dr. R. P. Rustagi Pdf
Maximization of shareholders' wealth within the risk-return set-up of the firm is the unifying concept of the textbook. The objective of this book is two-fold: • Present concepts, models and theories of finance in a simple, comprehensive and lucid form • Help practising managers to apply these concepts in dealing with operational situations This book aims to fulfil the requirement of students preparing for professional exams conducted by ICAI, ICSI, ICWAI & students of post-graduate courses in commerce and management. This book will also be helpful for financial executives in updating the knowledge about current thinking and developments taking place in financial management. The Present Publication is the 6th Revised & Reprint Edition, authored by Dr. R.P. Rustagi, with the following noteworthy features: • [Simple, Systematic & Comprehensive Explanation] The subject matter is presented in a simple, systematic method along with a comprehensive explanation of the concept and theories underlying financial management. The book tries to explain the subject matter in terms of realistic and practical examples. • [Student-Oriented Book] This book has been developed, keeping in mind the following factors: o Interaction of the author/teacher with their students in the classroom o Shaped by the author/teachers experience of teaching the subject-matter at different levels for more than three decades o Reaction and responses of students have also been incorporated at different places in the book • [Practical Solutions] The problems the financial managers may face and the decisions they must make have been explained in terms of this objective and the risk-return trade-off • [Indian Capital Market in a Capsuled Form] Analysis & discussion on the changing structure of Indian Capital Markets • [Highlights & Summaries] of every chapter have been provided in the form of Points to Remember • [Latest Question Papers, 600+ Examples & Graded Illustrations] have been updated throughout the book • [Case Studies] are provided in this book dealing with various areas of Working Capital Management with selected hints • [Financial Decision Making through EXCEL] is explained with the help of several numerical examples from different topics • The scope of the following chapter has been broadened: o Treasury Management o Calculation of β, Portfolio Evaluation. Sharpe Index, Treynor Index, etc. o Valuation of Futures and Swaps and Credit Derivatives o Appendix 9A: Real Options and Capital Budgeting o Miller's preposition on Capital Structure o Pecking Order Theory; Project Financing and Project β o Lintner Model, Clientele Effect o Sources of Foreign Capital, Euro Issues, ADRs, GDRs, etc. o External Funds Requirement o Fisher Effect, Covered Interest Arbitrage, Use of Futures and Options to manage Foreign Exchange Risk o Securities Lending Scheme, Green Shoe Option, Indian Depository Receipts, Demutualization of Stock Exchanges, Terms commonly used in Capital Market. • The structure of this book is as follows: o Points to Remember o Graded Illustrations o Object Type Questions (True/False) o Multiple Choice Questions o Assignments o Problems (Unsolved Questions with Answers) • Contents of this book are as follows: o Part I – Background o Part II – Valuation and Risk Management o Part II – Long-Term Investment Decisions: Capital Budgeting o Part IV – Financing Decision o Part V – Divided Decision o Part VI – Management of Current Assets o Part VII – Long-Term Finance and Financial Services o Part VIII – Financial Analysis and Planning o Part IX – Miscellaneous Topics o Part X – Indian Capital Market
Taxmann's Fundamentals of Financial Management – Student-oriented book in a simple, systematic & comprehensive manner with MCQs, graded illustrations, theoretical questions, etc. | B.Com. (Hons.) by Dr. R.P. Rustagi Pdf
This book has been designed to discuss the fundamental concepts, procedures and practices of Financial Management. This book aims to fulfil the requirement of students for undergraduate courses in commerce and management, particularly the B.Com. (H) III/V Semester of Delhi University and other Central Universities throughout India. The Present Publication is the 18th Edition, authored by Dr R.P. Rustagi, with the following noteworthy features: • [Simple, Systematic & Comprehensive Explanation] The subject matter is presented in a simple, systematic method and a comprehensive explanation of the concepts and theories underlying financial management. The book tries to explain the subject matter in a non-mathematical and non-technical way • [Student-Oriented Book] This book has been developed keeping in mind the following factors: o Interaction of the author/teacher with their students in the classroom o Shaped by the authors'/teachers' experience of teaching the subject matter at different levels o Reactions and responses of students have also been incorporated at different places in the book • [MCQs & Theoretical Questions] have been added at the end of different chapters • [Working Notes & Explanations] have been added at various places • [Graded Illustrations] are added to explain the calculations and assumptions • [Financial Decision Making through EXCEL] is presented with the help of several numerical examples from different topics • [Latest Question Papers] Questions that appeared in the Latest Question Paper of Delhi University have been incorporated at appropriate places • [New Chapter on Capital Budgeting: Techniques of Evaluation] has the following features: o Basic principles of calculation of Cash Flows for capital budgeting proposals have been summarised for quick reference o A new section to deal with the Analysis of Risk in Capital Budgeting proposals has been introduced o Discussions on the Modified Internal Rate of Return have been inserted. • The structure of this book is as follows: o Synopsis (Chapter Plan) o Main Body (Contents) o Points to Remember o Graded Illustrations o Object Type Questions (True/False) o Multiple Choice Questions o Theoretical Assignments o Problems (Unsolved Questions with Answers) Contents of this book are as follows: • Background o Introduction to financial management, finance function and financial decision-making have been explained in Part I. The basic concepts of Risk-Return trade-off and the Time Value of Money have also been explained in detail in Part I, comprising of Chapters 1 and 2 • Long-Term Investment Decisions: Capital Budgeting o Part II of the book deals with long-term investment decisions, i.e. the capital budgeting process. Chapter 3 explains the significance and process of capital budgeting. The different evaluation techniques of capital budgeting proposals have been discussed in Chapter 4. • Financing Decision o The Financing Decision deals with the leverage and the formation of the capital structure of any firm, and it has been discussed in detail in Part III. The cost of capital, an important concept for capital budgeting and financing decisions, has been taken up in Chapter 5. Chapters 6 and 7 deal with the Leverage Analysis and EBIT-EPS Analysis. Different theories on the relationship between the leverage, cost of capital and value of the firm have been taken up in Chapter 8. The theoretical considerations for planning the capital structure have been summarised in Chapter 9 of the book. • Divided Decision o Part IV (Chapters 10 & 11) deals with another important area of decision-making, i.e. the Dividend Decision. Besides giving an analytical overview of different models on the relationship between dividend decisions and the value of the firm, an attempt has also been made to provide the determinants of dividend policy for any firm. • Management of Current Assets o Part V deals with the management of current assets (total as well as individual). Chapter 12 deals with the planning and management of total working capital and discusses the basic trade-off between liquidity and profitability. The estimation of the total working capital requirement has been taken up in Chapter 13. The management of individual elements of working capital, i.e., the Cash, Receivables and Inventory, has been taken up in Chapters 14, 15 and 16 of the book. • Valuation o Valuation of Securities has been discussed in Chapter 17 in Part VI of the book • Appendices o Financial Decision-Making with Excel o Past Year Question Papers with Suggested Answers to Practical Questions o Mathematical Tables
Taxmann's Financial Accounting & Analysis – Guide to understanding the essential principles of accounting using financial statement analysis, supplemented by practical examples, etc. by Dr. Narender L. Ahuja,Dr. Varun Dawar Pdf
This book presents accounting concepts and practices in a simple, reader-friendly manner. It gives an in-depth understanding of the fundamentals carefully woven with years of corporate experience. In other words, this book helps the readers learn and understand the tenets encompassing: • Preparation • Use and Analysis of Financial Statements • Supplemented by Real Life Examples and Scenarios • Presented in a Concise, Simple and Comprehensive Manner This book will be helpful for students and practitioners as it covers the course of PGDM/MBA taught in leading business schools in the country. Also, the level of discussion, illustrations, and exercises covered in each chapter are well attuned to professional courses such as Chartered Accountancy in India (ICAI) and the UK's Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). Furthermore, this book's chapters have been aligned with the course content as prescribed by the majority of Indian universities for their Commerce/Accountancy courses. The Present Publication is the Reprint July 2023 Edition, authored by Dr Narender L. Ahuja and Dr Varun Dawar. The structure of the book is as follows: • [Introduction to Accounting] Chapter 1 introduces the need for accounting and briefly explains the difference between financial accounting and management accounting. It further focuses on the purpose of preparing profit and loss account and balance sheet and discusses the need to audit financial accounts. • [Accounting Concepts, Conventions and Policies] Chapter 2 introduces the main accounting concepts and conventions. The chapter further focuses on the distinction between accrual and cash accounting systems and identifies the qualitative characteristics of financial statements. • [Recording Transactions in the Journal and the Ledger] Chapter 3 discusses the accounting equation and double-entry accounting principles for recording transactions involving assets, liabilities, capital, expenses and revenues. It further identifies the steps in the accounting cycle and explains how to analyse transactions for journalising and ledger posting. • [Trial Balance to Financial Statements] Chapter 4 introduces the readers to trial balance and its preparation, including the adjustment entries required for various items. • [Inventory, Depreciation and Accounting Errors] Chapter 5 discusses the main cost formulae for inventory valuation. It further focuses on the primary methods for calculating depreciation, including its accounting treatment. • [The Annual Report – Qualitative and Quantitative Disclosures] Chapter 6 discusses the general disclosures in an annual report in terms of the requirements of various bodies and highlights the structure and format of an annual report. This chapter helps readers understand the objectives of the Management Discussion and Analysis section and the significance of the Director's and Auditor's reports. This chapter aims to enable readers to understand the progress or health of the state of affairs of a company through its yearly document, the 'Annual Report'. • [Analysing Financial Statements – I | Financial Ratios Analysis] Chapter 7 discusses the need for financial ratios analysis and covers various types of ratios such as liquidity ratios, profitability ratios and capital structure ratios and their use in carrying out inter-firm and inter-period comparison of performance. • [Analysing Financial Statements – II | Horizontal, Common-size and Trend Analysis] Chapter 8 discusses the important yet simple techniques of horizontal, common-size and trend analysis, which are integral to financial ratios analysis. • [Statement of Cash Flows] Chapter 9 introduces the readers to the cash flow statement, its importance and uses. The chapter further explains the methods of computing activity-wise cash flows and their analysis and interpretation. • [Consolidated Financial Statements | Introduction, Balance Sheet Consolidation, Consolidated Profit & Loss Statement and Further Aspects] Chapter 10 and Chapter 11 discuss the meaning of parent-subsidiary relationship and objectives of consolidated financial statements. These chapters would help readers understand the basic principles of preparing the consolidated statements and enumerate differences between the treatment of pre-acquisition and post-acquisition profits for consolidation. • [Consolidated Financial Statements – III | Vertical & Mixed Groups, Piecemeal Acquisitions and Associates] Chapter 12 introduces the readers to the consolidation of vertical and mixed groups and the consolidation of piecemeal acquisitions and associates. • [Convergence of Indian Accounting Standards with IFRS] Chapter 13 discusses the need for uniformity and transparency in reporting standards and the roadmap for implementation of Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) to achieve convergence with IFRS (International Accounting Standards). The chapter further lists the major differences between the Indian GAAP (current Indian accounting standards), converged Indian accounting standards (Ind AS) and IFRS.
Financial Accounting: For University of Delhi by Rajasekaran,Gupta Pdf
Financial Accounting: For University of Delhi provides a comprehensive, simple, and pragmatic presentation of various concepts in accounting. Rich in pedagogy and extensive in coverage, the book meets the requirements of B.Com. (H) students of the University of Delhi.
Taxmann’s Working Capital Management – Comprehensive & Authentic book along-with Points to Remember, Graded Illustrations, Objective & Multiple Choice Questions, Assignments, Problems & Case Studies by Dr. R.P. Rustagi Pdf
This book is a comprehensive & authentic book on ‘Working Capital Management’. This book aims to fulfill the requirement of students of MBA/M.Com./PGDM/CFA & other Postgraduate Courses in Commerce and Management. This book aims to fill the gap between theory and practice of working capital management. The finance managers will find the text worthwhile in their pursuit of updating the knowledge about current thinking & developments taking place in the area of working capital management. The Present Publication is the Reprint 2021 Edition, authored by Dr. R.P. Rustagi, with the following noteworthy features: • The subject-matter is presented in a simple, systematic method along with comprehensive explanation of the concept and theories underlying working capital management. The book tries to present the subject-matter in a non-mathematical and non-technical way • [Student-Oriented Book] This book has been developed, keeping in mind the following factors: 𝚘 Interaction of the author/teacher with his/her students in the class-room 𝚘 Shaped by the author/teachers experience of teaching the subject-matter at different levels 𝚘 Reaction and responses of students have also been incorporated at different places in the book • [Illustrations & Diagrams] are used to explain the concepts for a clear understanding of the subject-matter • [Practices Prevailing in India] have been referenced throughout the text • [300+ Objective Type & Multiple Choice Questions] are given at the end of different Chapters • [200+ Examples & Graded Illustrations] have been incorporated throughout the book • Question appeared in Latest Question Papers have been incorporated at appropriate places • [Real Life Case Studies] have been incorporated on various aspects of Working Capital Management • Incorporates separate chapters on Funds Flow Statement, Cash Flow Statement and Bank Finance for Working Capital Requirement The detailed contents of the book are as follows: • Working Capital | Planning and Estimation 𝚘 Working Capital | Introduction 𝚘 Working Capital | Operating Cycle 𝚘 Working Capital | Estimation and Calculation • Measurement and Analysis of Liquidity 𝚘 Measuring Liquidity | Ratio Analysis 𝚘 Working Capital Flow | Funds Flow Statement 𝚘 Analysing Liquidity Flow | Cash Flow Statement • Current Assets Management 𝚘 Management of Cash and Marketable Securities 𝚘 Receivables Management 𝚘 Inventory Management • Working Capital Financing 𝚘 Financing of Working Capital and the Banking Policy • Case Studies in Working Capital Management 𝚘 Okara Foods & Beverages Ltd. 𝚘 Indo-Swiss Watches Ltd. 𝚘 Aeron Adventures Ltd. 𝚘 Price Waterhouse Consultancy and Allied Services 𝚘 Dataware Computer Ltd. 𝚘 Kamat Engineering Works Ltd. 𝚘 Viptanu Housing Infrastructure Ltd. 𝚘 Good Apparels Ltd.
Financial Accounting [CBCS DU] by MC Shukla et. al Pdf
Financial Accounting has been especially written to meet the requirements of B.Com. students as per the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) curriculum of University of Delhi. It comprehensively presents the fundamental concepts and accounting procedures in an informative and systematic manner.
