Accounting Defination

Saturday, 12 March 2011


1)Single entry system:
 Single entry system consists of the following book-keeping records.
a) A day book or general journal
b) A cash book
c) Ledger accounts for individual customers and creditors.

2)Double entry system:
 A system in which two sides of every transaction are recorded.

3)Statement of affairs:
 Statement of affairs is a short of balance sheet having assets on left side and liabilities and capital on the right   side under single entry system.



4)Increase net worth method:
 The method in which adjusted capital at the end and capital in the beginning are compared to ascertain the profit or loss under single entry system.

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