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Accounting for Managers




                    Notes          1.2.2 Accrual System
                                   The revenues are recognized only at the time of occurrence and expenses are recognized only at
                                   the moment of incurring.
                                   Whether the cash is received or not out of the sales, that will be registered/counted as total value
                                   of the sales.

                                   The next most  important step is to  record the transactions. For recording, the  value of  the
                                   transaction is inevitable, to record values, the classification of values must be essentially done.

                                   1.2.3  Values

                                   There are four different values in the business practices that should be followed or recorded in
                                   the system of accounting:
                                   1.  Original Value: It is the value of the asset only at the moment of purchase or acquisition
                                   2.  Book Value: It is the value of the asset maintained in the books of the account. The book
                                       value of the asset could be computed as follows:
                                       Book Value = Gross (Original) value of the asset – Accumulated depreciation
                                   3.  Realizable Value: Value at which the assets are realized

                                   4.  Present Value: Market value of the asset




                                     Notes Classifying: It is one of the most important processes of the accounting. Under this,
                                     grouping of transactions is carried out on the basis of certain segments or divisions. It can
                                     be described as a method of rational segregation of the transactions. The segregation is
                                     generally done into two categories, viz.
                                     1.   Cash transactions, and
                                     2.   Non-cash transactions.

                                     The preparation of the ledger A/cs and Subsidiary books are prepared on the basis of
                                     rational segregation of accounting transactions. For eg, the preparation of cash book is
                                     involved in the unification of cash transactions.
                                     Summarizing: The ledger books are appropriately balanced and listed one after another.
                                     The list of the name of the various ledger  book A/cs and their accounting balances is
                                     known as Trial Balance. The trial balance is summary of all unadjusted name of the accounts
                                     and their balances.

                                     Preparation: After preparing, the summary of various unadjusted A/cs are required to
                                     adjust to the tune of adjustment entries which were not taken into consideration at the
                                     time of preparing the trial balance. Immediately after the incorporation of adjustments,
                                     the final statement is readily available for interpretations.



                                     Did u know? What are the purposes of preparing financial statements?
                                     1.   Accounting provides necessary information for decisions to be taken initially and it
                                          facilitates the enterprise to pave way for the implementation of actions.
                                     2.   It exhibits the financial track path and the position of the organization.




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