Understanding Financial Accounting
Understanding Financial Accounting
Understanding Financial Accounting
Ashok Kumar Malhotra, FCA Professor of Finance & Chairperson of Center for Business Management June 2013
Introduction Types of business/Structure of business Accounting equation GAAP Conventions Sample Transactions Trial Balance
Situation - 1
Infotech was incorporated long back with help of four friends of Mr. Sahil Gandotra. Infotech has bank balance of Rs. 200 crores as of 18th June 2010.
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Situation - 2
Infotech has a plant & machinery worth of Rs. 50 lakhs. Infotech is unable to make payment of electricity bills for the last so many months. What is the main problem?
Situation - 3
Infotech is managed by five software professionals including Mr. Sahil Gandotra and able to generate revenue of Rs. 45000 every month consistently for the so many years but without significant bank balance.
Is it a good company to work with?
Situation - 4
Infotech has sales of $25/- lakhs and expenses of Rs. 10/- lakhs and Capital of 50 lakhs, liabilities 25 lakhs and assets 150 lakhs. The data is for the period 201112.
Situation 5
Infotech is a consistently profitable company. 100% of each years profit is withdrawn in the form of profit by owner including Mr. Sahil Gandotra. Can the company achieve sustainable growth in future?
Situation - 7
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Cash versus Credit Cost, Price, Value Capital Expenditure versus Revenue Expenditure Tangible & Intangible Assets Real accounts, Personal accounts & Nominal accounts
Financial Statements
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Accrual vs. Cash Basis Long-term vs. short term Current versus non-current Debt and owners capital Debit means Expense, Assets or Recoverable Credit means Revenue/Gain, Liabilities or Reserve
Types of Businesses
Manufacturing Business
Product
Cars, trucks, vans Computer chips Athletic shoes and apparel Beverages Stereos and television
Types of Businesses
Merchandising Business
Product
General merchandise Toys books etc. Consumer electronics Internet books, music, video retailer
Types of Businesses
Service Business
Product
Appu Ghar Jaipur Golden Taj Hotels PVR Karvy Consultants Bharti Airtel
JM & Co
Advantage The ability to obtain large amounts of resources by issuing stocks. Disadvantage Double taxation.
JM & Co
Revenue
Sales
Expenses = Profit
R>E Profit else loss
Vouchers & Supporting Documents Verification/ approval Enter the Primary Books Filed in Voucher file
Chart of Accounts
Income accounts Expense accounts Asset accounts Liability accounts Capital accounts
Matching principle Period Cost Entity There are four more GAAPs, we cover as we progress
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Date Amount Nature Capital (Exp. Or gain) Revenue (Exp. Or gain) Head of account Nominal, personal, real Cash / bank / otherwise Increase / decrease