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Instructor: CA N Raja
Language: English
Validity Period: 10000 days
Welcome to this Course "CA Foundation Paper - 1 Principles & Practice of Accounting (Part 1/4)"
In this course, you will learn about
1) Theoretical Framework
2) Accounting Process
3) Bank Reconciliation Statement
4) Inventories
5) Concept and Accounting of Depreciation
See you inside the course!
Chapter 1 Theoretical Framework - Unit 1 Meaning and Scope of Accounting | |||
Welcome Lecture | |||
2610.mp4 | |||
Introduction to Accounting | |||
2342.mp4 | |||
Evolution of Accounting | |||
2343.mp4 | |||
Definition of Accounting | |||
2344.mp4 | |||
Accounting Cycle | |||
2345.mp4 | |||
Importance of Accounting | |||
2346.mp4 | |||
Branches of Accounting | |||
2347.mp4 | |||
Bases of Accounting | |||
2348.mp4 | |||
Users of Accounting Information | |||
2349.mp4 | |||
Role of an Accountant | |||
2350.mp4 | |||
Multiple Choice Questions - Section 1 | |||
2351.mp4 | |||
Accounting Principles | |||
2370 | |||
Business Entity Concept | |||
2371 | |||
Basic Assumptions in Accounting | |||
21 Basic Assumptions in Accounting | |||
Basic Concepts in Accounting | |||
22 Basic Concepts in Accounting | |||
Fundamental Principles of Accounting | |||
23 Fundamental Principles of Accounting | |||
Case study on Cash, Accrual and Hybrid Basis Accounts | |||
787 cfa787 | |||
Transaction | |||
1213 cfa1213 | |||
capital | |||
1215 cfa1215 | |||
Assets | |||
1217 cfa1217 | |||
Liabilities | |||
1219 cfa1219 | |||
Drawings | |||
1221 cfa1221 | |||
Debtors | |||
1223 cfa1223 | |||
Creditors | |||
1225 cfa1225 | |||
Purchase & Purchase Returns | |||
1227 cfa1227 | |||
Sales & Sales Returns | |||
1229 cfa1229 | |||
Voucher | |||
1231 cfa1231 | |||
Invoice | |||
1233 cfa1233 | |||
Revenue & Expenses | |||
1235 cfa1235 | |||
Stocks | |||
1237 cfa1237 | |||
Account | |||
1239 cfa1239 | |||
Chapter 1- Unit 1 - Continuation (Meaning and Scope of Accounting) | |||
Book Keeping - An Introduction | |||
2352.mp4 | |||
Features of Book Keeping | |||
2353.mp4 | |||
Objectives of Book Keeping | |||
2354.mp4 | |||
Advantages & Limitations of Book Keeping | |||
2355 r.mp4 | |||
Book Keeping Vs Accounting | |||
2356.mp4 | |||
Procedural aspects of Accounting | |||
4111 | |||
Functions of Accounting | |||
4112 | |||
Chapter 1- Theoretical Framework- Unit - 4 (Capital and Revenue Expenditure and Receipts) | |||
Introduction to Capital & Revenue Transaction | |||
4067 | |||
Consideration in determining Revenue & Capital Expenditure | |||
4068 | |||
Capital Expenditure | |||
4070 | |||
Revenue Expenditure | |||
4071 | |||
What are Contingent Assets? | |||
4078 | |||
Chapter 2- Accounting Process( Unit -1 ) | |||
Accounting Equation (Talking Head) | |||
Re process | |||
accounting equation case-1 | |||
2490.mp4 | |||
accounting equation case-2 | |||
2491 | |||
accounting equation case-3 | |||
2492.mp4 | |||
accounting equation case-4 | |||
2493.mp4 | |||
accounting equation case-5 | |||
2494.mp4 | |||
Accounting Equation Case Study | |||
Accounting-Equation-Case-Study-1.mp4 | |||
Accounting Equation Case Study | |||
Accounting-Equation-Case-Study2.mp4 | |||
Accounting Equation Comprehensive Example | |||
37-Accounting-Equation-Comprehensive-Example.mp4 | |||
Chapter 2- Accounting Process( Unit -1 ) | |||
introduction to Traditional approach | |||
2367.mp4 | |||
golden rules of accounting | |||
2368.mp4 | |||
Application of Rules of Double Entry System | |||
2374.mp4 | |||
Double Entry System | |||
2376.mp4 | |||
Principles of Double Entry System | |||
2378.mp4 | |||
Analysis of Transactions for Passing Accounting Entries (Part 1) | |||
2379.mp4 | |||
Analysis of Transactions for Passing Accounting Entries (Part 2) | |||
2380.mp4 | |||
Analysis of Transactions for Passing Accounting Entries (Part 3) | |||
2381.mp4 | |||
Chapter 2- Accounting Process( Unit -1 ) | |||
Books of Original Entry | |||
39 Books of Original Entry | |||
Steps in Journalising | |||
40 Steps in Journalising | |||
Journalising Comprehensive Examples | |||
41 Journalising Comprehensive Examples | |||
Case Study 1 Journalise Transaction | |||
2382 | |||
Case Study 7 Journalise Transaction | |||
2392 | |||
Case Study 8 Journalise Transaction | |||
2393 | |||
Multiple Choice Questions - Accounting Equation and Journal Entries | |||
2394 | |||
Capital and Drawings | |||
42 Capital and Drawings | |||
Bank Account Transactions | |||
43 Bank Account Transactions | |||
Accounting entry for Capital Contribution | |||
Accouting Entry Case study 1 | |||
Accounting entry for Cash Receipt | |||
Accounting entry case study 2 | |||
Accounting Entry for Cash Payment | |||
Accounting-entry-case-study-3 | |||
Accounting Entry for cash Sales | |||
Acccounting-Entry-for-cash-Purchase | |||
Accounting Entry for Banking Transaction | |||
Accounting-Entry-for-Banking-Transaction | |||
Accounting Entry for Drawings Case Study | |||
Accounting-Enrty-for-Drawings-Case-Study | |||
Accounting Entry for Cash Purchase | |||
Accounting-Entry-for-Cash-Purchase | |||
Accounting Entry for Credit Purchase | |||
Accounting-Entry-for-Credit-Purchase | |||
Accounting Entry for Cheque receipt | |||
Accounting-Entry-for-Cheque-receipt | |||
Accounting Entry for Cheque receipt and deposit | |||
Accounting-Entry-for-Cheque-receipy-and-deposit | |||
Accounting Entry for commission Income | |||
Accounting Entry for commission Income | |||
Accounting Entry for Credit Sales | |||
Accounting Entry for Credit Sales | |||
Accounting Entry for Drawings | |||
Accounting Entry for Drawings | |||
Accounting Entry for Payment through Cheque | |||
Accounting Entry for Payment through Cheque | |||
Accounting Entry for Purchase Return | |||
Accounting Entry for Purchase Return | |||
Accounting Entry for Salary in cash | |||
Accounting Entry for Salary in cash | |||
Accounting Entry for Sales Return | |||
Accounting Entry for Sales Return | |||
Compound Entry | |||
44 Compound Entry | |||
Compound Journal Entry | |||
Compound Journal Entry | |||
Compound Journal Entry Case Study | |||
Compound Journal Entry Case Study | |||
Analysis of Transactions for Passing Accounting Entries (Part 2) | |||
2380 | |||
Case Study 2 Journalise Transaction | |||
2383 | |||
Case Study 3 Journalise Transaction | |||
2384 | |||
Case Study 4 Journalise Transaction | |||
2385 | |||
Case Study 5 Journalise Transaction | |||
2386 | |||
Chapter 2- Accounting Process( Unit -2 ) | |||
Ledger | |||
45 Ledger | |||
Utility of Ledger | |||
46 Utility of Ledger | |||
Ledger Format | |||
47 Ledger Format | |||
Ledger for real personal nominal accounts | |||
48 Ledger for real personal nominal accounts | |||
Posting and Procedure | |||
49 Posting and Procedure | |||
Ledger Case Study 1 | |||
50 Ledger Case Study 1 | |||
Ledger Case Study 2 | |||
51 Ledger Case Study 2 | |||
Posting of Compound Entries to Ledger | |||
52 Posting of Compound Entries to Ledger | |||
Posting Opening Entry in Ledger | |||
53 Posting Openign Entry in Ledger | |||
Balancing an Account | |||
54 Balancing an Account | |||
Balancing of Different Accounts | |||
55 Balancing of Different Accounts | |||
Procedure for Balancing | |||
56 Procedure for Balancing | |||
Difference between Journal and Ledger | |||
57 Diff btwn Journal and Ledger | |||
case-1 journal and ledger | |||
2409 | |||
case-2 ledger accounts from opening entry | |||
2410 | |||
case-3 ledger posting from compont entry | |||
2411 | |||
case study -4 ledger accounts from opening entry | |||
2489 | |||
Chapter 2- Accounting Process( Unit -4 ) | |||
Subsidiary Books need and advantage | |||
58 Subsidiary Books need and advantage | |||
Purchase Book | |||
59 Purchase Book | |||
Case Study on Purchase Book | |||
60 Case Study on Purchase Book | |||
Sales Book | |||
61 Sales Book | |||
Sales Book Case Study | |||
62a Sales Book Case Study | |||
Chapter 2- Accounting Process( Unit -5 ) | |||
Cash Book | |||
1 Cash Book | |||
Kinds of Cash Book | |||
2 Kinds of Cash Book | |||
Single Column Cash Book | |||
3 Single Column Cash Book | |||
Case Study Single Column Cash Book | |||
4 Case Study Single Column Cash Book | |||
Double Column Cash Book with Disc Column | |||
5 Double Column Cash Book with Disc Column | |||
Case Study Double Column Cash Book with Discount Colum | |||
6 Case Study Double Column Cash Book with Discount Colum | |||
Double Colum Cash Book with Bank Column | |||
7 Double Column Cash Book Bank Column REVISED | |||
Case Study Double Column Cash Book with Bank Column | |||
8 Case Study Double Column Cash Book with Bank Column | |||
Key Points in Cash Book | |||
9 Key Points in Cash Book | |||
Triple Column Cash Book | |||
10 Triple Column Cash Book | |||
Case Study Triple Column Cash Book | |||
11 Case Study Triple Column Cash Book | |||
Chapter 2- Accounting Process( Unit -3 ) | |||
Trial Balance | |||
74 Trial Balance | |||
Methods and formats of Trial Balance | |||
74 Methods and formats of TB | |||
Trial Balance Case Study | |||
75 Trial Balance Case Study | |||
case-1 trial balance | |||
2412 | |||
case-2 trial balance | |||
2413 | |||
case-3 trial balance | |||
2414 | |||
case-4 trial balance | |||
2415 | |||
case-5 trial balance | |||
2416 | |||
case-6 trial balance | |||
2417 | |||
case-7 trial balance | |||
2418 | |||
case-8 trial balance | |||
2419 | |||
case-9 trial balance | |||
2420 | |||
Chapter 2- Accounting Process( Unit -6 ) | |||
Errors in Accounting | |||
76 Errors in Accounting | |||
Error of Principle | |||
77 Error of Principle | |||
Error of Omission | |||
78 Error of Omission | |||
Error of Commission | |||
79 Error of Commission | |||
Compensating Errors | |||
80 Compensating Errors | |||
Errors and Trial Balance | |||
81 Errors annd Trial Balance | |||
Case Study on Errors and effect on Trial Balance | |||
82 Case Study on Errors and effect on TB | |||
Steps to Locate Errors | |||
83 Steps to Locate Errors | |||
Suspense Account | |||
84 Suspense Account | |||
Case Study Suspense Account | |||
85 Case Study Suspense Acount | |||
Chapter 2- Accounting Process( Unit -6 ) | |||
Rectification of Errors | |||
86 Rectification of Errors | |||
Case Study 1 Rectification of Errors | |||
87 Case Study 1 Rectification of Errors | |||
Case Study 2 Rectification of Errors | |||
88 Case Study 2 Rectification of Errors | |||
Case Study 3 Rectification of Errors | |||
89 Case Study 3 Rectification of Errors | |||
Case Study 4 Rectification of Errors | |||
90 Case Study 4 Rectification of Errors | |||
Case Study 5 Rectification of Errors | |||
91 Case Study 5 Rectification of Errors | |||
Case Study 6 Rectification of Errors - Copy | |||
92 Case Study 6 Rectification of Errors - Copy | |||
Case Study 7 Rectification with Suspense AC | |||
93 Case Study 7 Rectification with Suspense AC | |||
Chapter 3 Bank Reconciliation Statement | |||
Cash Book and Bank Book | |||
1 Cash Book and Bank Book | |||
Bank Pass Book | |||
2 Bank Pass Book | |||
Difference between Cash Book (with Bank Column) and Pass Book. | |||
3 Difference between Bank Book and Pass Book | |||
Bank Reconciliation Statement | |||
4 Bank Reconcilation Statement | |||
Importance of BRS | |||
5 Importance of BRS | |||
Causes for Disagreement | |||
6 Causes for disagreement | |||
1st Disagreement cheque paid not collected | |||
7 1st Disagreement cheque paid not collected | |||
2nd Disagreement cheque issued not presented | |||
8 2nd Disagreement cheque issued not presented | |||
3rd Disagreement Amount directly credit by Bank w/o knowledge of company | |||
9 3rd Disagreement Amt Cr by Bank | |||
4th Disagreement Amount directly Debited by Bank w/o knowledge of company | |||
10 4th Disagreement amt Dr by Bank | |||
Bank Overdraft | |||
11 Bank Overdraft | |||
Overview of Bank Reconciliation Statement | |||
12 BRS Sample Statement | |||
Procedure for preparing Bank Reconciliation Statement | |||
13 Procedure for preparing BRS | |||
Format of Bank Reconciliation Statement | |||
14 BRS Format | |||
Case 2-Bank Reconciliation Statement | |||
2427 | |||
Case 4-Bank Reconciliation Statement | |||
2429 | |||
Case 5-Bank Reconciliation Statement | |||
2430 | |||
Case 6-Bank Reconciliation Statement | |||
2431 | |||
Chapter 4- Inventories | |||
Introduction to Inventory | |||
1-Introduction-to-Inventory | |||
Significance of Inventory Valuation | |||
2-Significance-of-Inventory-Valuation | |||
Valuation of Inventory | |||
3-Valuation-of-Inventory | |||
Components of Cost | |||
4-Components-of-Cost | |||
Exclusion from Cost | |||
5-Exclusion-from-Cost | |||
Net Realisable Value | |||
6-Net-Realisable-Value | |||
Techniques for Inventory Valuation | |||
7-Techniques-for-Inventory-Valuation | |||
Specific Identification Method | |||
8-Specific-Identification-Method | |||
FIFO Method of Valuation | |||
FIFO-Method-of-Valuation | |||
LIFO Method of Valuation | |||
10-LIFO-Method | |||
Case Study for FIFO Method | |||
11-Case-Study-for-FIFO-Method | |||
Case Study FIFO Method | |||
1 INV1 | |||
Simple Average Price Method | |||
12-Simple-Average-Price-Method | |||
Case Study Average Price Method | |||
2 INV2 | |||
Weighted Average Price Method | |||
13-Weighted-Average-Price-Method | |||
Case Study on Simple Average and Weighted Average Method | |||
14-Case-Study-on-Simple-Avg-and-Weighted-Avg-Method | |||
Case Study Weighted Average Price Method | |||
3 INV3 | |||
Case Study Weighted Average Price Method Inventory Ledger | |||
4 INV4 | |||
Retail or Adjusted Selling Price Method | |||
15-Retail-or-Adjusted-Selling-Price-Method | |||
Case Study on Retail or Adjusted Selling Price Method | |||
16-Case-study-on-Retail-or-Adjusted-SP-Method | |||
Case Study 1 Adjusted Selling Price Method | |||
5 INV5 | |||
Case Study 2 Adjusted Selling Price Method | |||
6 INV6 | |||
Chapter 5 - Concept and Account of Depreciation | |||
Introduction to Depreciation | |||
4059 | |||
Depreciation & Depreciable Assets | |||
4060 | |||
Objectives of Providing Depreciation | |||
4061 | |||
Casues of Depreciation | |||
4062 | |||
Charecteristics of Depreciation | |||
4063 | |||
Factors determining amount of Depreciation | |||
4064 | |||
Methods of Depreciation | |||
4065 | |||
Straight Line Method of Depreciation | |||
4066 |
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