Cover -- Preface -- Contents -- Part I: Financial Accounting -- Chapter 1. Accounting and Financial Management : A Conceptual Framework -- 1.1. Introduction -- 1.2. Need For Accounting and Role of Accountant -- 1.3. Defining Accounting -- 1.4. Accounting Information -- 1.5. Branches of Accounting -- 1.6. Difference Between FA, MA and CA System -- 1.7. Accounting Information System (AIS) -- 1.8. Users of Accounting Information -- 1.9. Steps in Accounting Process -- 1.10. Limitations of Accounting -- 1.11. Accounting and Financial Management : Inter-Relationship -- 1.12. Organization Structure for Accounting and Finance Activity -- 1.13. Utility of Accounting and Financial Management for I.T. Professionals -- Chapter 2. Book-Keeping -- 2.1. Introduction -- 2.2. Types of Books of Account -- 2.3. Book-Keeping Process -- 2.4. Types of Errors During Book-Keeping Process -- 2.5. Data Flow Diagram (DFD) for Book-Keeping Process -- Exercises -- Chapter 3. Final Accounts (Financial Statements) -- 3.1. Introduction to Final Accounts -- 3.2. Preparation of Final Accounts : An Introduction -- 3.3. Preparation of Final Accounts for Sole Proprietorship Concern -- 3.4. Difference Between Trial Balance and Balance Sheet -- 3.5. Difference Between Trading Account and Manufacturing Account -- 3.6. Difference Between Trading Account and Profit & Loss Account (P & L A/C) -- 3.7. Difference Between Income Statement and Balance Sheet -- 3.8. Accounting Theory Framework -- 3.9. Final Accounts for Partnership Firm -- 3.10. Final Accounts for Companies -- Exercises -- Part II: Management & Cost Accounting -- Chapter 4. Ratio Analysis -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Concept of Ratios -- 4.3. Types of Ratios -- 4.4. Measurement and Interpretation of Ratios -- 4.5. Application of Ratios -- 4.6. Methodology for Ratio Analysis -- 4.7. Du-Pont Chart for Ratio Analysis -- 4.8. Advantages of Ratio Analysis -- 4.9. Limitations of Ratio Analysis -- Exercises -- Chapter 5. Fund Flow Statement (FFS) -- 5.1. Introduction -- 5.2. Preparation of Fund Flow Statement (FFS) -- 5.3. Difference Between Fund Flow Statement (FFS) and Cash Flow Statement (CFS) -- 5.4. Difference Between Fund Flow Statement (FFS) and Income Statement -- 5.5. Difference Between Fund Flow Statement (FFS) and Balance Sheet (B/S) -- Exercises -- Chapter 6. Cost Accounting -- 6.1. Fundamentals of Cost -- 6.2. Cost Accounting -- 6.3. Absorption Costing and Marginal Costing -- 6.4. Inventory Management -- Exercises -- Part III: Financial Management -- Chapter 7. Financial Management -- 7.1. Defining Financial Management -- 7.2. Functions of Financial Management or Role of Finance Manager -- 7.3. Financial Management and Management Accounting -- 7.4. Objective of Financial Management -- 7.5. Scope of Financial Management -- 7.6. Basic Financial Concepts -- 7.7. Capital Budgeting Decision -- 7.8. Advantages and Disadvantages of Equity Shares, Preference Shares, and Debentures -- Exercises -- Appendix.
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About the Book: The entire book is organised keeping into mind the need of I.T. professionals regarding business information and is based on MCA syllabus under U.P. Technical University and hence divided into three parts. Part I consists of basics of accounting and financial management followed by financial accounting. This part of book covers Unit I (Accounting and Final Accounts) of MCA syllabus under U.P. Technical University. Part II is devoted to management accounting, which covers ratio analysis of Unit III and basics of costing followed by Marginal costing and Inventory control.
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Accounting and financial management for I.T. professionals.
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9788122421538
TOPICAL NAME USED AS SUBJECT
Accounting-- India.
Business enterprises-- India-- Finance.
Information technology-- Economic aspects-- India.