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by Azal Yarkhani 3 years ago

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ACCOUNTING: The Language of Business

Accounting serves as the fundamental language of business, encompassing various types of enterprises such as manufacturing, service, merchandising, and not-for-profit organizations.

ACCOUNTING:
The Language of Business

ACCOUNTING: The Language of Business

Business Transactions

Source Documents
- Phone bills - Store receipts - Cheque copies - Purchase orders

A phone bill

The Ledger

Trial Balance
T-Accounts
Debit and Credit theory

Credits

Debits

Transaction Analysis Sheet

GAAPs

Principle of Conservatism
Objectivity Principle
Cost Principle
Continuing Concern Concept
Business Entity Concept

Balance Sheets

Basic Accounting Equation: A = L + OE
Balance Sheet
Owner's Equity

- Sales - Losses - Investments

Liabilities

- Bank Loan - Mortgage - Accounts Payable

Assets

- Land - Bank or Cash - Accounts Receivable - Supplies - Automobile

Types of Businesses

Not-for-profit
Merchandising
Manufacturing
Service
Forms of Business Ownership

Corporation

Partnership

Sole Proprietorship