Category: Accountancy and Finance

  • Cash Flow Statement  and Its Dynamics

    Meaning of Cash Flow Statement Financial statements like Profit and Loss Account, Balance Sheet and Shareholder’s Equity Account cannot answer the questions regarding the cash of a company. A company in operation generates cash from different sources and uses it for different activities. Such details of sources and uses of cash in an organization are…

  • Petty Cash Fund and Its Recording

    Different expenses have to be incurred by an office. Most of such expenses are paid through cheque. But some small amount expenses cannot be paid by cheque. This includes expenses like postage, taxi fare, envelopes, tea for guests etc. These expenses have a very small amount and cannot be paid by issuing a cheque. To…

  • Debenture : A Basic Understanding of It

    A company might want to raise money and at the same time do not want to share its ownership. In such a situation, the company can issue debenture. A debenture is a long-term security issued by a company at a fixed interest. It is the written acknowledgment of borrowing money with the price to pay…

  • Share : Understanding Its Basics

    Meaning of Share Share is the smallest unit of the total capital of a joint-stock company. It is sold to the public so as to raise cash for the business. It can also be said as the smallest unit of company ownership. The person who purchases this smallest unit and provides funds to the company…

  • Depreciation In Context Of Fixed Assets

    Concept of Depreciation Every business owns some fixed assets. Fixed assets are those assets of permanent or long-term nature purchased to increase the production or productivity of a business. These are not for sale during the ordinary course of business. However, these can be disposed of off when they are not needed by the business.…

  • Inventory Management – Things To Know

    A business needs different types of materials to produce goods or services. These are called inventory. Such inventories could be in the form of raw materials, work in progress and finished goods. If such inventories are not available in time and required quantity, it hinders the production and sales proceeds of the company. Similarly, overstocking…

  • Internal Check – AN Overview

    An internal check is a part of internal control. It is concerned with the arrangement of duties of various employees of a business in such a way that the work of one employee is automatically checked by another employee. It is the mechanism set to identify mistake conducted by one employee by another employee and…