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Financial Accounting Basics Terminology (Part-II)

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Branches of Accounting

There are three Branches of Accounting.

1.     Financial Accounting?


            The Purpose of Financial Accounting to calculate profit & Loss by the business during the specific period of time. It is preparation of financial statements for the use of outsiders like creditors, banks and financial institutions etc.

         The main function of cost accounting is to ascertain the cost of a product and to help the management in the control of cost.

3.     Management Accounting?  
      It is provides necessary information to the management for discharging its functions. It helps the management to take decisions and to control activities.

                                                               

System of Accounting

1.       Cash System of Accounting?
Cash system is in which accounting entries are made only when cash is paid or received. No entry is passed when a payment or receipt is due.

2.       Accrual System of Accounting?
In this accrual system of accounting, the entries are made when the transaction of goods or services are occurred.

                
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Accounting Cycle


                          Traditional Rules of Debit and Credit

There are three rules of Debit and Credit.

1.      Personal Account?
It is relating to persons or firms are called Personal Account such as Kamal’s Account, Sundar’s Account etc.

2.       Real Account?
It is relate to the properties or things owned by a business Accounts. Examples are Land, Building, and Machinery etc.

3.       Nominal Account?
It is related to the gains or losses such as salaries, rent and sales accounts etc.

                                                                                       

How to Apply these Rules

In Personal Account, Debit the account of the person receiving and credit the account of that going out.

In Real Account, Debit the account of property or thing coming in and credit the account of that going out.

In Nominal Account, Debit the account of all expenses and losses and Credit the account of all gains.



Rules of Debit and Credit (Equation Based)

This debit and credit approach is called American & British approach. According to this approach the accounts are classified into five categories.

1.       Assets?
Its means the commodities possessed by the business such as building land, cash etc.

2.       Liabilities?
It is the claims of the suppliers of cash or commodities on credit up to his balance due on the date.

3.       Owners Equities?
It means the claims of the owner of the business for his interest up to his investment after finalizing the expenses and revenue up to the date such as capital.

4.       Revenue?
Its means any type of income directly or indirectly of the business, e.g. interest received, sales of goods and dividend received.

5.       Its means any type of expenses directly or indirectly of the business, e.g. rent, salary, wages etc.


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How to Apply these Rules (Equation Based).

Asset Account: Increase in an asset is debit
                                                           Decrease in an asset is credit

Liability Account: Decrease in a liability account is debit
                                                   Increase in a liability account is credit

Equity Account: Decrease in Equity account is debit
                                                   Increase in a liability account is credit

Revenue Account: Decrease in revenue account is debit
                                                    Increase in revenue account is credit

Expense Account: Increase in expense account is debit
                                                   Decrease in expense account is credit




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