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Instructor: CA N Raja
Language: English
Validity Period: 365 days
Validity Period: Lifetime
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!
Contents will be added
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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