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companies law The companies act, 2013 Working knowledge only at foundation level Meaning and characteristics of a company Corporate veil theory and lifting of corporate veil Classes of companies Incorporation of company Memorandum of association and articles of association Scope…
Under this chapter we learn following topics Statistics and its applications Data collection technique Distinction between primary and secondary data Presentation of data in textual and tabular Cumulative frequency and frequency distribution Graph using histogram, frequency polygon and pi chart…
Consignment It is a principal and agent relationship. Person who sends goods will be consignor. Person who receive the goods will be consignee. Performa invoice – consigner provides to consignee for the details of goods like quantity, price etc. Account…
Inventory Meaning : Held for sale in ordinary course of business. Used as a material in production Consumed in the production or maintenance -oil, Greece etc. It also includes loose tools , supplies and spare parts. Under construction project of…
BILL OF EXCHANGE There are various types of negotiable instruments like bill of exchange, promissory notes and cheque etc. Bill of exchange : A orders to B pay to C . A is drawer, B is drawee, acceptor and payer…
Bank reconciliation statement In modern times, bank transactions are increased and cash transactions are decreased due to increase in volume of business, safety, and compliance of law. Bank is a financial institute established as per RBI norms doing following functions.…
Share Capital Transactions A company is an artificial judicial person created by law and liquidated by law having common seal, perpetual succession etc. Journal entries: Application money received: Bank A/c Dr. To equity share application account Resolution passed:…
best summary notes Depreciation Meaning it is allocation of capital expenditure during useful life of an asset. Depreciable asset: Held for use and having useful life exceeds one year and having limited life only. Land has unlimited life hence it…