Financial Accounting: 2nd Edition

This book provides a comprehensive and balanced presentation of various accounting concepts, including the framework for the preparation of financial statements, and the Accounting Standards (AS). It aims to provide the students a thorough knowledge in the techniques of financial accounting. This new and thoroughly revised edition has been developed with fresh and updated content, in view of the recent changes in Accounting Standards and enactment of the Companies Act, 2013. Written primarily for undergraduate students pursuing B. Com, it will also be useful for the students aspiring to qualify professional examinations conducted by ICAI, ICSI, ICWAI etc.

Advanced Accounts Volume 2

Advanced Accounts

This comprehensive edition is the most authoritative text on advanced accounting topics. The book continues its legacy and provides a contemporary and comprehensive presentation of a wide spectrum of accounting concepts and applications. Detailed fundamentals provide a natural grounding and help in gaining accounting skills and knowledge. The book offers a structural presentation with over 500 clear illustrations, extensive exercise questions and updated accounting treatments. The book could be used to great advantage by accounting professionals.

Financial Accounting 1 : Semester-1

Financial Accounting I is specially designed as an undergraduate textbook for the first year B Com (Hons and Gen.) students of University of Calcutta (CU). The book seeks to provide a comprehensive coverage of the basic principles of financial accounting, incorporating the latest accounting norms and standards. The book begins with an introduction to accounting, double-entry book-keeping system, basis of accounting, and basic concepts and conventions of accounting. It moves on to accounting theory and accounting standards, followed by the concepts of revenue recognition, inventories, depreciation, reserves and provisions, provisions on debtors and creditors, capital and revenue transactions, adjustment entries, and rectification of errors. It then delves deep into the concept of preparing final accounts including final accounts of sole proprietorship trading concerns, of manufacturing concerns, from incomplete records, and of non-profit organizations. It then proceeds to describe the concepts of accounting for consignment, and for sales on approval basis, self-balancing and sectional balancing system, and insurance claims for loss of stock and loss of profit. Written in a crisp and easy-to-understand style, the book also incorporates a large number of worked-out problems, solutions to relevant problems set by CU B Com (Hons & Gen.) and professional examinations such as CA, CS, and CWA, thereby making it ideal for self-study.

Indian Financial System : Semester-3

Indian Financial System is specially designed to serve as an undergraduate textbook for B Com (Honours) students of University of Calcutta. The book seeks to provide an overview of the financial system as well as the financial markets in India. The book is divided into two modules. The first module includes topics on the financial system framework in India followed by the concept of money and the Indian banking system, development banks, and non-banking financial institutions. It also discusses the structure of the interest rate in India. The second module provides an overview of financial markets in India, followed by discussions on money market, capital market, investor’s protection, and financial services. With its simple explanations, supported by numerous flow charts, comparison tables, and case studies, the book will help students master the subject.

Corporate Accounting

‘Corporate Accounting 2e’ has been designed for various undergraduate and postgraduate students, besides being equally useful for the professional aspirants. It presents the core concepts of corporate accounting in a lucid and easy-to-understand language. The book has been thoroughly revised as per Schedule III of ‘The Companies Act, 2013’ along with the related rules of 2014 and 2015. An in-depth explanation of the theoretical concepts supplemented by real-life situations and visual aids aims to make learning effective and enhances readers’ understanding of the subject. It strikes a right balance between the theoretical and practical part with over 500 illustrations and step-by-step working notes. The typology of questions embraces all types of questions asked in different universities and professional examinations.

Shukla & Grewal's Cost Accounting 2 (Semester 4)

Cost Accounting-II has been especially written to meet the requirements of B.Com. Students as per the choice based Credit System (CBCS) curriculum of the University of burden. It comprehensively presents the fundamental concepts of cost accounting in an informative and systematic manner. Key Feature: pedagogically enriched, this textbook has numerous illustrations and Solved problems to aid students' Understanding of the concepts as well as Theoretical questions and numerical problems to practice. Toc: 1. Br>unit costing-i: single or output costing, 2. Br>unit costing-ii: calculation of tender price or estimates/quotations, 3. Job, batch and contract costing, 4. Process costing, 5. Joint product and by-product costing, 6. Operating or service costing, 7. Original costing and decision making, 8. Non-integral accounts, 9. Integral accounts, 10. Reconciliation of cost and financial accounts.

Management Accounting

Advanced Accounts Volume 1

A Textbook Of Accounting For Management

An Introduction To Accountancy

This well-known textbook provides students with the knowledge of basic accounting principles and practices in a systematic manner. The unique feature that has made this book popular among students is the simplicity of presentation which enables students to understand the subject and solve practical problems with ease. The main strengths of the book are the plentiful illustrative examples and the end-of-chapter exercise with answers. The wide coverage and user-friendly approach has made the book meet comprehensively the requirements of students studying Accountancy as a subject at B.Com, BBA, MBA, MCA examinations and those conducted by different professional institutions.

Financial Accounting 2

Accounting : A Very Short Introduction

Modern Accountancy Volume 2

Modern Accountancy, Volume-II, offers complete coverage of the concepts, procedures and practices of accounting. It acquaints students with the processes and preparation of accounts for different types of organizations with wide spectrum of theoretical, practical questions and guide to answers. Designed specifically to meet the accounting requirements of UG and PG students of the commerce background, this book will also appeal to those appearing for professional examinations of ICAI, ICMAI, ICSI, ICFAI, etc. With updated accounting information in terms of Ind-As implementation, companies Act 2013, latest SEBI guidelines, movement towards IFRS etc., it may have a wider reach amongst accounting professionals and practitioners.

Shukla & Grewal's Financial Accounting II (Semester III / FACGCOR06T)

Shukla & Grewal's Financial Accounting III (Semester V / CC-9)

Shukla & Grewal's Corporate Accounting (Semester 3 / DSC- 6)

Shukla & Grewal's Financial Accounting I (Semester I / FACGCOR01T)

Shukla & Grewal's Financial Accounting I (Semester I / CC 1.1 Cg)

Shukla & Grewal's Financial Accounting (Semester 1 / DSC- 1)