Basic Accounting

Written in an accessible style, this concise text discusses the fundamental principles and techniques used in accounting. It begins with an introduction to accounting and then presents the double entry system, explains the rules of writing journal and ledger entries, teaches preparation of final accounts, and elaborates on the management accounting process. The book also describes sources of finance and share capital and concludes with a discussion on the necessity and working of a computerized accounting system. KEY FEATURES • Includes a large number of worked examples to help students comprehend the concepts with ease. • Provides chapter-end questions and problems to enable students to enhance problem-solving skills. • Gives several tables, flow charts and diagrams to make the theory easy to understand. The book is especially designed for the undergraduate students of computer applications (BCA). The undergraduate and postgraduate students of business administration (BBA and MBA) will also find this text useful