Define accounting and its objectives:
Accounting :-
Accounting is an Art, of Recording transactions, classifying them
into appropriate ledger,Summarizing them into Trial Balance and
Analysing them to conclude the financial position of the
enterprises.
●Objectives of Accounting ...
◆Systematic records of Financial transactions
◆Valuation of Financial position of the enterprise
◆Provide information to the user like Govt, Investors and Management
◆Keeping accounts of cash
◆Control over Assets and Liabilities
◆Controlling money defalcation and cost
◆Providing economic data
◆Helping tax fixation
◆Determination and evaluation of policy
◆Testing the arithmetical accuracy of accounts
◆Acceptability to others
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