Knowledge in Financial accounting
Partnership accounts and ratios
Various partnership accounts are discussed, capital account, current account, profit and loss appropriation account
Heena Gupta
Formulas of finding various ratios.
The various ratios of fining various parameters of accounts like current ratio, profitability, debt-equity ratio.
Muskan Garg
Formulas of finding various ratios.
The various ratios of fining various parameters of accounts like current ratio, profitability, debt-equity ratio.
Inflow and outflow of cash
The operating, financial and investing activities are determined to find cash flow of company.
Dissolution Of a partnership firm
Dissolution of partnership firm and discharge of assets and liabilities. Realisation account and partner's account to be prepared
: Framework for the Preparation and Presentation of Financial Statements
The Framework sets out the: (a) objective of financial reports; (b) assumptions underlying financial reports; (c) qualitative characteristics of financial reports; (d) elements of financial reports; and (e) recognition criteria for the elements of financial statements
Shiksha Choudhary
Accounting ratios formulas
Accounting ratios also referred to as financial ratios, are applied to compute the performance and profitability of a firm grounded on its financial statement. Types of accounting ratios : liquidity ratio , solvency ratio , turnover ratios , profitability ratio
Hanika Valecha
ACCOUNTING STANDARD-9
AS 9 for Revenue recognition is mainly concerned with timing of recognition of revenue in the profit and loss account, amount of revenue arising on a transaction and influence of uncertainties existing regarding the determination of the amount, or its cost on timing of revenue recognition.
Branch accounting
Ques no 1 , dk goel , chapter branch accouting solution
Paridhi Agrawal
Financial ACCOUNTING - DU Question paper
This is question paper of DU - Financial accounting, bcom prog (year 1) - 2020
vandana bhatt
Financial Accounting - question paper 2nd year CBCS
This is Financial accounting question paper of bcom hons 2nd year - CBCS