Accounting for Managers - Introduction

download Accounting for Managers - Introduction

of 26

Transcript of Accounting for Managers - Introduction

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    1/26

    ACCOUNTING FOR

    MANAGERS

    KIRAN KUMAR, Asst. Professor, VVCE

    Module 1 : Introduction to Business and Acc

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    2/26

    Business

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    2

    Manufacturing, Buying and Selling of Goods and Services For Monetary Benefits

    Forms of Business Organizations

    Sole Proprietorship

    Partnership

    Company

    Private Limited

    Public Limited Listed

    Unlisted

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    3/26

    Business as a Cash Cycle

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    3

    Cash received

    from sales

    KIRAN

    Company

    Cashto

    CasC

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    4/26

    Business as a Credit Cycle

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    4

    Cashreceived

    fromcurrent

    sales,futuresales,

    past sales

    KIRAN

    Company

    Borrowingfor Inputs

    Lendingto

    Customers

    CashCollection

    fromCustomer

    s

    Paymentfor Input

    Providers

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    5/26

    Business Activities

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    5

    Financing Activities Capital and Liabilities

    Investing Activities Assets

    Operating Activities Incomes and Expenses

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    6/26

    Accounting

    2/21/2013

    6

    ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    7/26

    Daily Transaction Record

    Profit or Loss

    Assets and Debt Positions

    Movement of Funds

    Investment and W

    Purchase and Sales

    Income and Expen

    Any other transact

    can be monetarily

    2/21/2013

    7

    ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    Account or Explanation Transactio

    Stakeholders Owners

    Financiers

    Suppliers

    Employees

    Government

    Society

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    8/26

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    8

    Monetary Transactions

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    9/26

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    9

    Inputs :

    Business Transactions (e.g., Purchases,Sales, Cash receipts, cash payments

    External Events Change in Law

    Proc

    Accounti

    Accountin

    Managem

    Laws and

    Account

    Outp

    P & L AcBalance

    Cash Flow

    Notes, ManComme

    Repo

    Users:

    Shareholders

    Analysts, Banks

    Rating Agencies

    Managers, Employees

    Suppliers, Customers

    Government

    Regulators, Media

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    10/26

    Users of Accounting

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    10

    Owners

    Managers

    Lenders

    Employees

    Security Analysts

    Banks

    Rating Agencies

    Suppliers

    Customers

    Government

    Regulators

    Media

    Public

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    11/26

    History..

    Accounting practices started in Italy

    Luca Pacioli first wrote a book

    Accounting Terms from Latin

    Industrial Revolution of 18th

    Century

    Separation of Ownership

    2/21/2013

    11

    ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    12/26

    Accounting - Types

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    12

    Financial Accounting

    Cost Accounting

    Management Accountin

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    13/26

    Accounting Systems

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    13

    Systems of Book-Keeping Single-Entry

    Double Entry

    Systems of Accounting

    Cash System of Accounting

    Mercantile System of Accounting

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    14/26

    Accounting Principles

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    14

    Uniform Scientifically laid down Practices

    Adopted universally by Accountants across Globe

    Three Categories

    Accounting ConceptsBASIC ASSUMPTIONS

    Accounting Conventions

    Accounting Standards

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    15/26

    Accounting Concepts

    Separate Entity

    Going Concern

    Money Measurement

    Cost

    Dual Aspec

    Periodicity

    Matching

    Realization

    2/21/2013

    15

    ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    16/26

    Accounting Conventions

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    16

    Conservatism

    Full Disclosure

    Consistency

    Materiality

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    17/26

    Accounting Standards

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    17

    IFRS International Financial Reporting Standards 8

    IFRS3Business Combinations

    IFRS4Insurance Contracts

    International Accounting Standards 41

    IAS1Presentation of Financial Statements

    IAS7Cash Flow Statements

    ICAI Accounting Standards 32

    AS6Depreciation

    AS14Accounting for Amalgamations

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    18/26

    Accounting Systems

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    18

    Systems of Book-Keeping Single-Entry

    Double Entry

    Systems of Accounting

    Cash System of Accounting

    Mercantile System of Accounting

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    19/26

    Accounting Equation

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    19

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    20/26

    SOLVE.!!!?

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    20

    Anna Bond Ltd has assets of Rs. 87000 and liabilit53000. How much is its Capital?

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    21/26

    SOLVE.!!!?

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    21

    James Bond Ltds Balance Sheet contains the following

    Loan Payable12000

    Owners Capital 77300

    Cash5000

    Debtors17000

    Stock of RM9000 Equipment19000

    Building21800

    Land21000

    What is the amount of other liabilities?

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    22/26

    SOLVE.!!!?

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    22

    Nityananda Ltds Capital is twice its Liabilities. ItsRs. 81000. how much are its liabilities?

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    23/26

    SOLVE.!!!?

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    23

    Give an example of a transaction for the below:

    Increase in an Asset and Increase in a Liability

    Increase in an Asset and a Decrease in Another Asset

    Increase in an Asset and Increase in Capital

    Decrease in an Asset and Decrease in a Liability Decrease in an Asset and Decrease in Capital

    SOLVE !!!? ff i

    On Jan 2012, Katariveera started Surasundarangi Photo Studio Ltd. The follo

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    24/26

    SOLVE.!!!? Effect on AccountingEquation

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    24

    J g

    transactions took place during the first month:

    Katariveera invested Rs. 30000 cash in the company in exchange for 3000

    each in the share capital of the company

    Bought supplies of photographic materials on credit Rs. 9000

    Bought photographic equipment for cash Rs. 12000

    Received fees for photographic services Rs. 15000

    Paid creditor for supplies, Rs. 5000 Took a loan Rs. 12000

    Billed customers for services Rs. 19000

    Paid office rent Rs. 2500; Electricity Rs. 1200

    Paid Dividends Rs. 4000

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    25/26

    SOLVE.!!!? Effect on Accounting E

    2/21/2013ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

    25

    The transactions of Yamaloka Travels Ltd during this month are as follows:

    Bought a computer for cash

    Invoiced customers for services provided

    Bought office supplies on credit

    Owner invested in the business

    Collected amount due from a customer

    Received a Bank loanPaid amount due to a creditor

    Provided services for cash

    Repaid a part of the bank loan

    Paid salaries for the month

    Owner withdrew Cash for personal use

  • 7/29/2019 Accounting for Managers - Introduction

    26/26

    END OF MODULE 1: INSERT DISC-2

    26