Is Passbook a Mirror Image of Cash Book, what is the difference?

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No, a passbook is not a mirror image of a cash book. Though passbooks and cash books provide related financial…

Transactions Contained in the Pass Book/Bank Statement

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A  Bank Pass Book refers to a Savings account Pass Book. It is issued by banks for a running or…

Explained: Recording Transactions in Cash Book

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As the name says, cash transactions related to cash received or payments made by an organization are only recorded in…

Accounting: Columnar Accounting Mechanics, and Journalising

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A business transaction is first recorded in a journal, also called a Book of Original Entry. Journalising is the process…

Concept of Debits and Credits

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Debits and credits are accounting terms that represent the two sides of a financial transaction. Debit is notated “DR” and…

Account Categories in accounting explained

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There are three different types of accounts in accounting. They are Real, Personal, and Nominal Account. Real Account: A real…

Explained: Recordkeeping in accounting

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Recording in accounting refers to keeping a record of monetary business transactions, reflecting the correct picture of assets-liabilities, profits, loss,…

Understanding Revenue Recognition and Realisation in accounting

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Revenue Recognition and Realisation in accounting represent the profits companies and individuals make from selling assets. However, there are certain…

What is Fair Value Accounting Practice?

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Fair value accounting is the measurement of assets and liabilities of a business based on the estimation of current market…

What is a principle of conservatism in accounting?

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Conservatism Principle also known as the “Prudence Concept” states gains should be recorded if their occurrence is certain but losses…