Financial Accounting ANS: Q.NO: 2 Discuss How Accounting Satisfies Needs of Different Groups
Financial Accounting ANS: Q.NO: 2 Discuss How Accounting Satisfies Needs of Different Groups
Financial Accounting ANS: Q.NO: 2 Discuss How Accounting Satisfies Needs of Different Groups
Importance of Accounting I) Owners: The owne s ! o"ide funds o ca!ita# fo the o gani$ation. The% !ossess cu iosit% in &nowing whethe the 'usiness is 'eing conducted on sound #ines o not and whethe the ca!ita# is 'eing e(!#o%ed ! o!e #% o not. Owne s) 'eing 'usiness(en) a#wa%s &ee! an e%e on the etu ns f o( the in"est(ent. Co(!a ing the accounts of "a ious %ea s he#!s in getting good !ieces of info (ation. ii) Management: The (anage(ent of the 'usiness is g eat#% inte ested in &nowing the !osition of the fi (. The accounts a e the 'asis* the (anage(ent can stud% the (e its and de(e its of the 'usiness acti"it%. Thus) the (anage(ent is inte ested in financia# accounting to find whethe the 'usiness ca ied on is ! ofita'#e o not. The financia# accounting is the +e%es and ea s of (anage(ent and faci#itates in d awing futu e cou se of action) fu the e,!ansion etc.iii) Creditors: C edito s a e the !e sons who su!!#% goods on c edit) o 'an&e s o #ende s of (one%. It is usua# that these g ou!s a e inte ested to &now the financia# soundness 'efo e g anting c edit. The ! og ess and ! os!e it% of the fi () two which c edits a e e,tended) a e #a ge#% watched '% c edito s f o( the !oint of "iew of secu it% and fu the c edit. . ofit and Loss Account and /a#ance Sheet a e ne "e cente s to &now the soundness of the fi (. iv) Employees: .a%(ent of 'onus de!ends u!on the si$e of ! ofit ea ned '% the fi (. The (o e i(!o tant !oint is that the wo &e s e,!ect egu#a inco(e fo the ' ead. The de(and fo wage ise) 'onus) 'ette wo &ing conditions etc. de!end u!on the ! ofita'i#it% of the fi ( and in tu n de!ends u!on financia# !osition. Fo these easons) this g ou! is inte ested in accounting. v) Investors: The ! os!ecti"e in"esto s) who want to in"est thei (one% in a fi () of cou se wish to see the ! og ess and ! os!e it% of the fi () 'efo e in"esting thei a(ount) '% going th ough the financia# state(ents of the fi (. This is to safegua d the in"est(ent. Fo this) this g ou! is eage to go th ough the accounting which ena'#es the( to &now the safet% of in"est(ent. vi) Government: Go"e n(ent &ee!s a c#ose watch on the fi (s which %ie#d good a(ount of ! ofits. The state and cent a# Go"e n(ents a e inte ested in the financia# state(ents to &now the ea nings fo the !u !ose of ta,ation. To co(!i#e nationa# accounting is essentia#. vii) Consumers: These g ou!s a e inte ested in getting the goods at educed ! ice. The efo e) the% wish to &now the esta'#ish(ent of a ! o!e accounting cont o# which in tu n wi## educe to cost of ! oduction) in tu n #ess ! ice to 'e !aid '% the consu(e s. .viii) Research cholars: Accounting info (ation) 'eing a (i o of the financia# !e fo (ance of a 'usiness o gani$ation) is of i((ense "a#ue to the esea ch scho#a who wants to (a&e a stud% into the financia# o!e ations of a !a ticu#a fi (. To (a&e a stud% into the financia# o!e ations of a !a ticu#a fi () the esea ch scho#a needs detai#ed accounting info (ation e#ating to !u chases) sa#es) e,!enses) cost of (ate ia#s used) cu ent assets) cu ent #ia'i#ities) fi,ed assets) #ong0te ( #ia'i#ities and sha e0ho#de s funds which is a"ai#a'#e in the accounting eco d (aintained '% the fi (.
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ANS: Q.NO: 1 i2 ,ual Aspect Concept: Acco ding to this 'asic conce!t of accounting) e"e % t ansaction
has a two0fo#d as!ect) 3i$.) 4.gi"ing ce tain 'enefits and 2.5ecei"ing ce tain 'enefits. The 'asic ! inci!#e of dou'#e ent % s%ste( is that e"e % de'it has a co es!onding and e6ua# a(ount of c edit. This is the unde #%ing assu(!tion of this conce!t. The accounting e6uation "i$.) Assets 7 Ca!ita# 8Lia'i#ities o Ca!ita# 7 Assets 9 Lia'i#ities) wi## fu the c#a if% this conce!t) i.e.) at an% !oint of ti(e the tota# assets of the 'usiness unit a e e6ua# to its tota# #ia'i#ities. Lia'i#ities he e e#ate 'oth to the outside s and the owne s. Lia'i#ities to the owne s a e conside ed as ca!ita#.
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Consistency: The con"ention of consistenc% efe s to the state of accounting u#es) conce!ts) ! inci!#es) ! actices and con"entions 'eing o'se "ed and a!!#ied constant#%) i.e.) f o( one %ea to anothe the e shou#d not 'e an% change. If consistenc% is the e) the esu#ts and !e fo (ance of one !e iod can he co(!a ed easi#% and (eaningfu##% with the othe . It a#so ! e"ents !e sona# 'ias as the !e sons in"o#"ed ha"e to fo##ow the consistent u#es) ! inci!#es) conce!ts and con"entions. This con"ention) howe"e ) does not co(!#ete#% igno e changes. It ad(its changes whe e"e indis!ensa'#e and adds to the i(! o"ed and (ode n techni6ues of accounting. Going Concern Concept: Unde this conce!t) the t ansactions a e eco ded assu(ing that the 'usiness wi## e,ist fo a #onge !e iod of ti(e) i.e.) a 'usiness unit is conside ed to 'e a going conce n and not a #i6uidated one. :ee!ing this in "iew) the su!!#ie s and othe co(!anies ente into 'usiness t ansactions with the 'usiness unit. This assu(!tion su!!o ts the conce!t of "a#uing the assets at histo ica# cost o e!#ace(ent cost. This conce!t a#so su!!o ts the t eat(ent of ! e!aid e,!enses as assets) a#though the% (a% 'e ! actica##% unsa#ea'#e. -age: .
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