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61 Nonprofit Accounting Questions And Answers

21⟩ Explain MIS reports and do you prepare it?

MIS is management information system. In addition, MIS report is reporting information of reports like efficiency of wing or a department of a company.

IF we take BPO (Call center) sector as example, MIS consists of efficiency of agents, Average time taken hold time etc, and passing this to the management level for their analysis.

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22⟩ Define cash flow and fund flow?

Cash flow and funds flow: cash flow means direct entry of cash in your business and exit of the same funds flow means entry of funds (cash funds or non cash funds) and their exit non cash funds may mean rise in current assets or fall in current liabilities which was not due to any cash movement.

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23⟩ Explain capital gain?

Capital gain: when any capital asset is sold and it is sold at a higher price than its book value then that extra gain is called capital gain. The word profit generally means revenue profits. While capital gain is generally received infrequently.

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24⟩ Explain depreciation?

Depreciation and its types: Depreciation means reducing/lowering value of an asset because of its use. Like machines/vehicles gets rusty/slow because of consistent use.

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28⟩ What is daily accrual and booking?

Meaning of Accrual: Revenues and costs are accrued (gathered), that is recognized as they are earned or incurred (and not as money is received or paid) and recorded in the financial statements of the periods to which they relate. Accrual basis of accounting is one of the fundamental accounting assumptions underlying the preparation and presentation of financial statements.

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29⟩ Explain dual aspect concept?

Dual aspect concept: Each transaction has two sides. Example: when you buy a shirt, then shirt comes to you while cash leaves you similarly if you sell the same shirt to anyone then cash comes to you while shirt leaves you. Recording both aspects of coming and going is called dual aspect concept.

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30⟩ Explain customer account?

Debtors account and bills receivable account are theoretically same. Both are called as receivables. When we sold goods to debtors account is debited. If we receive a bill from that debtor, we open bills receivable account by closing that debtor account. Thus, bills receivable account is nothing but debtor account. If the bill is dishonored on the due date, we again debit the debtor account in our books. For information and accounting purpose, we use both debtor account and bills receivable account.

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32⟩ Described debit and credit note?

Debit and credit note: while making entry in your books of accounts you need the documentary voucher. Therefore, the voucher made stating what entry and why it is made is called debit/credit note.

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35⟩ What is retail banking?

Retail banking refers to the banking done with the retail client (e.g. the normal people) rather than business or organizational customers.

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36⟩ What is Service Tax & Excise?

Service Tax is a form of indirect tax imposed on specified services called Taxable services. Presently it covers 58 services. The service provider but A collected shall pay a service tax from the service receiver. Excise is also a form of indirect tax levied on A goods produced or manufactured in India.

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37⟩ Prepared the finalization accounts?

First, of all post all the journals in the ledger and then post in the trial balance and from that prepare trading account and manufacturing account (if necessary) and profit and loss account. And then prepare profit and loss adjustment account and with the help of the trial balance prepare balance sheet and also show the profit under reserves after deducting the previous year losses and show contingencies (if any) in the notes to accounts.

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38⟩ Explain Capital Budget?

Capital Budgeting is a way to justify capital expenditures. It was done to see if the added benefit of a capital purchase, i.e. increased revenue or decreased expense, exceeds the cost of capital.

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39⟩ Described Departmental Accounting?

Departmental accounting means account prepared separately for the department and here ledgers will be opened trial balance will be prepared, also p&l account will be prepared, and profit or loss is included in the main p&l account and shown in the balance sheet.

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