π Course Overview
This course delves deeper into accounting concepts, focusing on partnership firms, companies, and financial statement analysis. It prepares students for higher studies and professional courses in commerce and accounting.
ποΈ Course Structure
Part A: Accounting for Partnership Firms and Companies
- Unit 1: Accounting for Partnership Firms β Fundamentals
- Partnership deed, capital accounts, and profit-sharing ratios
- Unit 2: Change in Profit Sharing Ratio among Existing Partners
- Unit 3: Admission of a Partner
- Unit 4: Retirement and Death of a Partner
- Unit 5: Dissolution of Partnership Firm
- Unit 6: Accounting for Share Capital
- Issue, forfeiture, and reissue of shares
- Unit 7: Accounting for Debentures
- Issue and redemption of debentures
Part B: Financial Statement Analysis
- Unit 8: Financial Statements of a Company
- Preparation of Statement of Profit and Loss and Balance Sheet
- Unit 9: Analysis of Financial Statements
- Tools for financial analysis: Comparative and Common Size Statements
- Unit 10: Accounting Ratios
- Unit 11: Cash Flow Statement
Part C: Project Work
- Comprehensive project involving the application of accounting principles
ποΈ Class Schedule
- Duration: Academic Year
- Frequency: 4 sessions per week
- Mode: Hybrid (Online and Offline)
π Study Materials
- NCERT Textbook for Class 12 Accountancy (Parts I & II)
- Detailed notes on each unit
- Case studies and real-life business scenarios
- Recorded lectures and interactive sessions
π Assessments
- Bi-weekly quizzes and assignments
- Unit tests after completion of each unit
- Pre-board examinations
- Project evaluation and viva
π― Student Journey & Milestones
- Phase 1: Mastering partnership accounting and company accounts
- Phase 2: Analyzing and interpreting financial statements
- Phase 3: Developing proficiency in cash flow analysis and accounting ratios
Course Content
Introduction
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Itβs Not an Income Problem, itβs a Thinking Problem
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How Do You See Money?
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How to be Aware of Additional Income Opportunities
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Principles for Financial Security