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Friday, May 15, 2015

Accounting for business



Chapter 1 Accounting for valuation of shares (equity shares)

Need for valuation of shares

Ø To amalgamate and absorb the company
Ø To take loan against the shares
Ø To convert preference shares and debentures into equity shares
Ø To pay wealth tax
Ø To dissolve company

Methods

A.    Net assets method/Balance sheet method/Break up method/Assets basis method/Intrinsic value method
B.    Yield or market value method
a.   Earning yield
Where,
b.   Dividend yield
Where,
c.   Earning capacity

Capitalization method

On the basis of super profit
On the basis of average profit

Annuity table



Chapter 2  Accounting for partnership

Chapter 3 Admission of new partner

Chapter 4 Retirement and death of a partner

Chapter 5 Discussion of a partnership firm and piecemeal distribution

Chapter 6 Amalgamation of a firm and conversion into a limited company

Chapter 7 Accounting for valuation of goodwill and shares

Concept and meaning of goodwill

Need for valuation of goodwill

       i.            To sell the business
     ii.            To take new partner in partnership and convert into company
  iii.            To amalgamate of two or more company
  iv.            To pay wealth tax

Factors effecting value of goodwill

Location
Capital
Nature of business
Efficient management
Contract
Patent right
Quality of product
Government patronage

Methods of evaluating goodwill

A.    Average profit
Simple average method
Average profit= total profit for all years/numbers of years
Weighted average method
Adjustments:
Ø All expenses which are not likely to occur in future should be deducted. For e.g. increasing in price
Ø All actual incomes which may not be borne in future should be deducted. For e.g. salary of directors
Ø All profit expected in the future should be added

Super profit method

Chapter 8 Accounting for consignment of goods

Chapter 9 Accounting for joint ventures

Methods of accounting

A.    Without keeping separate set of books
Joint venture account
Co-venture account
B.    With keeping separate set of books
Joint venture account
Joint bank account
Co-venture account




Journal entries
Date
Particular
L/F
Dr amount
Cr amount

























Note: if the journal entries are made in the book of the co-venture we must include bank in the name that entries are made.





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Monday, May 11, 2015

The Tortoise and The Hare

The Tortoise and The Hare

There once was a speedy hare who bragged about how fast he could run. Tired of hearing him boast, Slow and Steady, the tortoise, challenged him to a race. All the animals in the forest gathered to watch.
Hare ran down the road for a while and then and paused to rest. He looked back at Slow and Steady and cried out, "How do you expect to win this race when you are walking along at your slow, slow pace?"
Hare stretched himself out alongside the road and fell asleep, thinking, "There is plenty of time to relax."
Slow and Steady walked and walked. He never, ever stopped until he came to the finish line.
The animals who were watching cheered so loudly for Tortoise, they woke up Hare.
Hare stretched and yawned and began to run again, but it was too late. Tortoise was over the line.
After that, Hare always reminded himself, "Don't brag about your lightning pace, for Slow and Steady won the race!"
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Sunday, May 10, 2015

CURRICULUM VITAE

CURRICULUM VITAE

Personal details:-
Name: -

Father’s name: -

Address: -

Date of birth: -

Nationality: -

Citizenship no: -

Marital status: -

Gender: -

Language: -

Contact no.:-

E-mail:-



ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION:-
LEVEL
INSTITUTIONS
FROM
YEAR
SYMBOL NO.
PERCENTAGE
SLC


Government of Nepal



+2

HSEB



BBS

TU




Experience: -
       


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Auditing practical

Basic terminology

1.    Capital
2.    Liabilities
a.   Long term liabilities
b.   Short term liabilities
3.    Assets
a.   Fixed assets
b.   Current assets
4.    Investment
5.    Sales
6.    Purchase
7.    Inventory
8.    Debtors
9.    Creditors
10.                      Revenue
11.                      Expenses
12.                      Capital expenditure
13.                      Revenue expenditure

Account

•         Personal account
•         Personal account



Personal account
Receiver …Dr
Giver ….. Cr
Real account
What comes in … is Dr
What goes out … is Cr
Nominal account
All the expenses and losses …Dr
All the incomes and gain …Cr
6/9/12 मा कर बुझाउने निति छ company मा tax audit गराएर partially कर तिर्ने
According to Tax act 2058
Cash को काम → Bank ले गर्ने
Account हेर्ने काम → Auditor ले गर्ने
Tax निर्धारण → Manager ले स्वमं कर निर्धारण गरि कर तिर्ने

Chapter -1
1.    Describe briefly the evolution of Auditing practice in Nepal.
2.    What do you mean by Embezzlement (wrong way to benefit oneself) of cash? State any three method of Embezzlement of cash.
3.    Write in brief different between accounting, auditing and investigation.
4.    Give the meaning of fraud who commits such fraud. Give three example of fraud (commit, illegal, wrong).
Chapter – 2
1.    How can audit note book help an auditor? Briefly describe the technique of audit not book.
2.    What do you mean by continuous audit? Write in brief any three advantages of it.
3.    What is interim audit? What are its objective give any two advantages of interim audit?
4.    Define audit working paper. How it is different from audit note book?
Chapter – 3
1.    Define internal check. What are its essential characteristics also state in brief its advantages and disadvantages.
2.    State the fundamental difference between internal auditor and independent auditor.
3.    What is test checking in auditing? State what precaution should be taken in this connection.


Presentation made by Genius 6 (G6)

Money laundering (सम्पति शुद्धिकरण)

3.6% of worlds’ money is black money which is equals to amount 1.3 Trillion
सम्पति शुद्धिकरण ऐन २०६४
According to National institute of justice 1992, USA, “The process of converting illegally earned assets originating as cash, to one or more alternative forms to conceal such incriminatory factors as illegal origin and true ownership.”

Presentation made by Research group

Audit Management (


Audit management is the act of managing the auditors.
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Monday, May 4, 2015

Accounting for financial analysis & planning

Chapter 1 Company

Meaning of company:
   A joint stock company, popularly known as a company, is a voluntary association of persons formed the purpose of some business for profit with common capital divided into transferrable shares of a fixed face value.
According to Company Act 2063, “Company refers to any company formed and registered under this act.”
    From the above definition, it is clear that a company is a voluntary association of many persons created by law for the purpose of carrying on some business with distinctive name and a common seal having capital divided into shares, which are transferrable.
Company is an association of many persons united for a common objective with perpectual succession and a separate common seal.
·        Company collects its capital by issuing shares and debentures.
·        It is a separate legal or artificial person.

Features:
1.   Separate legal or artificial person:
2.   Common seal:
3.   Perpectual life:
4.   Collection of capital through shares and debentures:
5.   Limited liability:
6.   Separate ownership and management
Types of companies:
A.  On the basis of formation:
    I.        Chartered company:
The companies which are incorporated under special charter or proclamation issued by king or queen, is known as chartered company.
 II.        Statutory company:
The companies which are formed or incorporated by a special act of parliament, is known as statutory company.
III.        Registered company:
The companies which are formed by registration under the company act of the state, is known as registered company.
These companies also can be further divided into private and public company:

B.  On the basis of liability:
    I.        Companies having limited liability:
 II.        Companies having unlimited liability:
C.   On the basis of ownership:
D.  On the basis of domicile:
E.   On the basis of controll:


Advantages of company:
1.   Huge capital:
2.   Limited liability:
3.   Permanent existence:
4.   Transferability of shares:
5.   Democratic management:

Chapter 2 Accounting for shares

Methods of raising Capital in company:
1.   Through shares:
·        Equity shares
·        Preference shares
·        Right shares
2.   Through Debentures:
·        Redeemable debentures
·        Irredeemable debentures
·        Convertible debentures
·        Non-convertible debentures
Methods of making journal entries of shares:
1) Application step:
·        Received entry
·        Transfer entry
2) Other step:
·        Due entry
·        Received entry
3) Only in due entry:
Discount on issue…..Dr
Premium on issue….. Cr
4) Only in received entry:
Calls in arrear ……Dr
Calls in arrear recovered ……Cr
Calls in advance …….Cr
Calls in advance expired …..Dr
Date
Particular
L/f
Dr
Amount
Cr
Amount
1.      
Entry of Application:
        i.            Bank a/c …Dr
   To Share application a/c
(Being share application money received for …. Shares)


xxx


Xxx

      ii.            Share Application a/c …Dr
        To share Capital a/c
        To share Allotment a/c
        To Bank a/c
(Being share application money transferred to share capital, share allotment & excess money were refunded)

xxx

xxx
xxx
xxx
2.      
Entry of Share Allotment:
    iii.            Share Allotment a/c … Dr
Discount on issue of shares a/c…Dr(If issue at discount)
          To share Capital a/c
          To share premium a/c (if issue at premium)
(Being share allotment money due)


xxx


Xxx

   iv.            Bank a/c …Dr
     Calls in arrear a/c ….Dr
          To share allotment a/c
          To Calls in advance a/c
(Being share allotment money received with premium & advance of … shares except ….. shares.)

xxx
xxx


xxx
xxx
xxx
3.      
Entry of Share First Call:
     v.            Share first call a/c …Dr
    To share capital a/c
(Being share first call money due)


xxx


Xxx

   vi.            Bank a/c …Dr
     Calls in arrear a/c …Dr
     Calls in advance a/c ….Dr
          To share first call a/c
          To calls in advance a/c
(Being share first call money received with advance of … shares and except …. Shares.)

xxx
xxx


xxx
xxx
4.      
Entry of Share Final Call:
 vii.            Share final call a/c …Dr
        To share capital a/c
(Being share final call money due)


xxx


Xxx

viii.            Bank a/c ….Dr
Calls in arrear a/c ….Dr
Calls in advance a/c ….Dr
     To share final call a/c
(Being share final call money received except …. shares)

xxx
xxx


Xxx
 Forfeiture of shares:
The term ‘forfeit’ actually means taking away of property on breach of a condition.
Date
Particular
L/F
Dr Amount
Cr Amount

Share Capital A/c……Dr
Share premium A/c….Dr
            To share allotment a/c
To share first call A/c
To share final call A/c
To discount on issue A/c
To forfeited shares A/c
(Being shares forfeited due to non-payment of allotment and call money)

XXX
XXX


XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX

Alternatively, calls in arrear A/c can be credited for all amounts
Date
Particular
L/F
Dr Amount
Cr Amount

Share capital A/c….Dr
Share premium A/c….Dr
To calls in arrear A/c
To discount on issue A/c
To forfeited shares A/c
(Being shares forfeited due to non-payment of allotment and call money)

XXX
XXX


XXX
XXX
XXX
NOTE: SHARE PREMIUM IS INCLUDED IF AND ONLY IT IS NOT RECEIVED. IF THE PREMIUM ON SUCH SHARES HAS ALREADY BEEN RECEIVED BY THE COMPANY, IT CANNOT BE CANCELLED BECAUSE PREMIUM ONCE RECEIVED IN ITSELF A KIND OF CAPITAL GAIN AND NEED NOT TO CONVERT INTO CAPITAL RESERVE.

Reissue of forfeited shares:
Journal entries in the book of company
Date
Particular
L/F
Dr Amount
Cr Amount

1.      



2.      
a)  Re-issued at Par:
Bank A/c….Dr
    To share capital A/c
(Being forfeited shares re-issued at par)

Forfeited share A/c…Dr
     To capital reserve A/c
(Being share forfeited money transferred to capital reserve)




b) Re-issued at Premium:
Bank A/c….Dr
    To share capital A/c
    To share premium A/c
(Being forfeited shares re-issued at premium)

Forfeited share A/c…Dr
     To capital reserve A/c
(Being share forfeited money transferred to capital reserve)




c)  Re-issued at discount:
Bank A/c….Dr
Discount on issue of share  A/c…..Dr
    To share premium A/c
(Being forfeited shares re-issued at discount)

Forfeited share A/c…Dr
     To capital reserve A/c
(Being share forfeited money transferred to capital reserve)



Gain on forfeiture= Cr. share forfeiture amount *NORS-Dr.  Share forfeiture amount 
                                                    NOFS










Chapter 3 Accounting for debentures


At the time of issue:
Issue entry
         Discount … Dr
         Premium ….. Cr
Redemption entry
Discount (Not considered)
Premium (Two times)
·        Loss on issue…..Dr
·        Redemption on premium…..Cr
At the time of redemption:
Issue entry:
Ignore both discount and premium
Redemption entry:
Consider both discount and premium
NOFS=Amount payable/ (par rate +premium rate+ discount rate)


Issue and redemption condition:
A.  Issue of debenture at par and:
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Bank a/c ….Dr          
      To debenture a/c                 
(Being issued debenture at par)
xxx

xxx

a)  Redeemable at par:
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture a/c …..Dr
     To debenture holder’s a/c
(Being amount due to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture holder’s a/c …..Dr
     To bank a/c
(Being amount paid to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

b) Redeemable at discount:
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture a/c …..Dr
     To debenture holder’s a/c
     To discount on redemption of debentures a/c
(Being amount due to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture holder’s a/c …..Dr
     To bank a/c
(Being amount paid to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

c)  Redeemable at premium:
Date
Particular (issue case)
Debit amount
Credit amount

Bank a/c …..Dr
Loss on issue a/c….Dr
     To debenture a/c
     To premium on redemption a/c
(Being issued debenture at par and redeemable at premium)

XXX
XXX


XXX
XXX

Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture a/c …..Dr
premium on redemption a/c….Dr
     To debenture holder’s a/c
(Being amount due to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture holder’s a/c …..Dr
     To bank a/c
(Being amount paid to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

B.  Issue of debenture at discount and,
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Bank a/c…..Dr
Discount on issue a/c….Dr
      To debenture a/c
(Being issued debenture at discount and redeemable at par)
XXX
XXX


XXX


a)  Redeemable at par:
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture a/c …..Dr
     To debenture holder’s a/c
(Being amount due to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture holder’s a/c …..Dr
     To bank a/c
(Being amount paid to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

b) Redeemable at discount:
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture a/c …..Dr
     To debenture holder’s a/c
     To discount on redemption of debentures a/c
(Being issued debenture at discount and redeemable at discount)
XXX

XXX

Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture holder’s a/c …..Dr
     To bank a/c
(Being amount paid to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

c)  Redeemable at premium:
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Bank a/c….Dr
Discount on issue a/c….Dr
Loss on issue a/c….Dr
      To debenture a/c
      To premium on redemption a/c
(Being issued debenture at discount and redeemable at premium)
XXX
XXX
XXX



XXX
XXX

Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture a/c …..Dr
premium on redemption a/c….Dr
     To debenture holder’s a/c
(Being amount due to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture holder’s a/c …..Dr
     To bank a/c
(Being amount paid to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

C.   Issue of debenture at premium and,
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Bank a/c …..Dr
     To debenture a/c
     To debenture premium a/c
(Being issued debenture at premium)
XXX

XXX
XXX

a)  Redeemable at par:
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture a/c …..Dr
     To debenture holder’s a/c
(Being amount due to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture holder’s a/c …..Dr
     To bank a/c
(Being amount paid to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

b) Redeemable at discount:
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture a/c …..Dr
     To debenture holder’s a/c
     To discount on redemption of debentures a/c
(Being amount due to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture holder’s a/c …..Dr
     To bank a/c
(Being amount paid to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

c)  Redeemable at premium:
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Bank a/c….Dr
Loss on issue a/c….Dr
      To debenture a/c
      To premium on redemption a/c
      To premium on redemption of debenture a/c
(Being issued debenture at premium and redeemable at premium)
XXX
XXX
XXX



XXX
XXX

Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture a/c …..Dr
Premium on redemption of debentures a/c..Dr
     To debenture holder’s a/c
 (Being amount due to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Debenture holder’s a/c …..Dr
     To bank a/c
(Being amount paid to debenture holders)
XXX

XXX

Issue of debentures as a collateral security:
Date
Particular
Debit amount
Credit amount

Bank a/c …..Dr
  To loan from ….a/c
(Being cash received from loan)



Debenture suspense a/c…..Dr
     To debenture a/c
(Being issued debenture as a collateral security for a loan)
XXX
XXX


XXX
XXX
XXX





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