Accounting Systems of Different Banks Illustration
Banks in different countries use different accounting principles and practices due to the legal requirements of their home country. These legal requirements are based on cultural attitudes towards business, and the stage of development of their economies resulting in a diversity of accounting standards and regulations, which affects the preparation and presentation of financial statements.…
Read article Peculiar and significant features of accounting system in banks
The general structure of the accounting system and financial statements for banks isn’t that much different from a regular business. However, there are significant differences in the sub-classification of accounts. Banks need to deal with various complex issues like Technological disruptions, Cybersecurity threats, Regulatory compliance, Talent management, Geopolitical and economic uncertainties, etc. Therefore, such issues…
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Explained: Accounting Entries to be passed for bills of exchange transactions
Accounting for bills of exchange starts when the drawer draws a bill and the drawee accepts it. The drawer receives back the bill after the drawee accepts the bill and returns it to the drawer. The drawer becomes the holder of the bill accepted by the drawee. Once the drawer is the holder of the…
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Bank Holidays for 2025: West Bengal
West Bengal Government Holiday List 2025: The Government of West Bengal published a Holiday List under the NI Act for 2025. On 22nd Nov 2024, the Finance Department of West Bengal published a notification stating the list of holidays for the year 2025. The order 712-F(P2) dated Howrah, the 22nd November 2024 describes the details…
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How to calculate Due Date of a Term Bill /Usance Bill
The term of a bill is the payment term, and the due date is the date on which the bill is payable. The payment term is the period for which the bill is payable. For example, a bill may be due 30 days, 45 days, or 60 days after the invoice date, after sight or…
Difference between the Trade Bills and Accommodation Bills explained
A creditor is a person who has sold goods on a credit basis and a debtor is a person who has purchased goods on a credit basis. Thus, a bill that is drawn by a creditor and accepted by a debtor is known as a trade bill of exchange. An accommodation bill is a bill,…
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