Topic outline

  • General

  • M-01.Definition, Objects, Functions and Nature of Accounting

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  • M-02.Branches of Accounting, Advantages & Limitations of Accounting, Users of Accounting Information

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  • M-03.Orientation in Accounting

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  • M-04.Accounting Principles: Characteristics of Accounting Principles, Difference between Accounting Concepts and Conventions

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  • M-05.Accounting Concepts

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  • M-06.Accounting Conventions

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  • M-07.Double Entry System

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  • M-08.Traditional and Modern Accounting System

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  • M-09.Journal, Subdivision of Journal and Ledger Posting

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  • M-10.Cash Book: Meaning, Features, Advantages, Types and Petty Cash book

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  • M-11.Preparation of Trial Balance

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  • M-12.Annual Accounts: Preparation of Manufacturing and Trading Account

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  • M-13.Preparation of Profit & loss Accounts

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  • M-14.Preparation of Balance Sheet

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  • M-15.Adjustment Entries

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  • M-16.Form of Company’s Profit & Loss Account and Profit & Loss Appropriation Account

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  • M-17.Form of Balance Sheet of Companies

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  • M-18.Segmenting Reporting

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  • M-19.International Financial Reporting Standards-I

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  • M-20.International Financial Reporting Standards-II

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  • M-21.International Financial Reporting Standards-III

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  • M-22.Financial Statements: Meaning, Nature and Types of Financial Statements

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  • M-23.Significance of Financial Statements to different Parties, Limitations of Financial Statements

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  • M-24.Concept of Financial Analysis

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  • M-25.Vertical Vs Horizontal and Internal Vs External Financial Analysis

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  • M-26.Accounting Ratios: Meaning, Significance and Limitations

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  • M-27.Classification, Computation & Interpretation of Liquidity and Turnover Ratios

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  • M-28.Long term Financial Analysis and Capital Structure Ratios

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  • M-29.General and Overall Profitability Ratios

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  • M-30.Fund Flow Statement: Meaning, Importance and Limitation of Fund Flow Statement

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  • M-31.Statement of Changes in Working Capital and Statement of Sources and Application of Funds

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  • M-32.Cash Flow Statement: Meaning, Needs, Preparation and Interpretation

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  • M-33.Valuation of Shares: Concept, Need and Factors affecting the Value of Shares

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  • M-34.Methods of Valuation of Shares

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  • M-35.Goodwill: Nature and Accounting Treatment

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  • M-36.Valuation of Goodwill: Need and Methods

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  • M-37.Valuation of Inventory: Need and Methods

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  • M-38.FIFO and LIFO: Methods of Valuation of Inventory

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  • M-39.Problems Created by Changing Price level, Approaches to Price Level

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  • M-40.Current Issues: Forensic Accounting, Money laundering, Financial Intelligence

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