| Chapter 1- Introduction to Accounting | ||
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Sandeep Kumar N V, Kasargode Slide | ||
| Chapter 2 - Theory Base of Accounting | ||
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| Chapter 3 - Recording of Transactions - I | ||
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| Slides for Illustration : Journal Entry GST1 GST2 Ledger Posting | ||
| Chapter 4 - Recording of Transactions - II | ||
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| Slides for Illustration : Single Column Cash Book Double Column Cash Book | Class1 | Class2 Petty Cash Book | Purchase Day Book Purchase Return Day Book Sales Day Book | Sales Return Day Book | ||
| Chapter 5 - Bank Reconciliation Statement | ||
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| Slides for Illustration 1. Starting with Cash Book Balance 2. Starting with Pass Book Balance 3. Starting with Cash Book Overdraft 4. Starting with Pass Book Overdraft | ||
| Chapter 6 - Trial Balance and Rectification of Errors | ||
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| Slides for Illustration 1. Preparation of Trial balance 2. Rectification of Errors Not Affecting TB_1 3. Rectification of Errors Not Affecting TB_2 4. Rectification of Errors Affecting TB_1 5. Rectification of Errors Affecting TB_2 | ||
| Chapter 7 - Depreciation, Provisions and Reserves | ||
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Slides for Illustration Illustration#01 Illustration#02 Illustration#03 Illustration#04 | ||
| Bill of Exchange | ||
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Slides for Illustration Trading A/c Profit & Loss A/c | ||
| Chapter 8 - Financial Statements - I | ||
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| Chapter 9 - Financial Statements - II | ||
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| Accounts from Incomplete Records | ||
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Application of Computers in Accounting
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