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Financial Accounting


Chapter 1: Introduction to Accounting

Chapter 2: Accounting Cycle, Journal and Ledger

Chapter 3: Accounting Concepts Bases and Policies

Chapter 4: The Trail Balance

Chapter 5: The Cash Book

Chapter 6: Bank Reconciliation Statement

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Books of Account

Chapter 8: Capital and Revenue Expenditure

Chapter 9: Bad Debts, Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts

Chapter 10: Depreciation

Chapter 11: Inventories Management

Chapter 12: Bills of Exchange

Chapter 13: consignment Account

Chapter 14: Joint Venture Account

Chapter 15: Final Account/Financial Statemnets

Chapter 16: Rectification of Errors

Chapter 17: Manufacturing Account and Cost Statement

Chapter 18: Accounting for Non-Profit Organization


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