Summary of Dr. Nayyar’s Lecture on Thursday 2nd February 2012
Topic: Accounting
Accounting Heads:
1. Assets : Anything that belongs to you, important characteristics of an asset:
- You have the ownership
- Its gives you future benefits
- It has got monitory value
Types of Assets:
- Fixed Assets: The life of such assets is longer than one financial year and are known as long term assets
- Current Assets: The life of such assets is shorter than one financial year.
2. Liabilities: the ownership is not with you, not future benefits and future expenditures are attached.
Types:
i. Current Liabilities: Which will be fulfilled in one or less than one year.
ii. Long term Liabilities: Which will be fulfilled in more than one financial year.
3. Equity: Owners capital which gets invested in the business for future profit.
4. Expenses: Money flows away from you for which you have already taken the benefit.
Example: You use electricity and takes its benefit for a month and the bill comes. Payment against that bill is known as expense.
5. Revenue: Money that flows to you as part of your job done or services delivered.
Important to remember:
Accounting Equation: Assets = Liabilities + Equity
An increase in the asset is Debit
A decrease in the asset is Credit
An increase in the liability is Credit
A decrease in the Liability is Debit
Topic: Accounting
Accounting Heads:
1. Assets : Anything that belongs to you, important characteristics of an asset:
- You have the ownership
- Its gives you future benefits
- It has got monitory value
Types of Assets:
- Fixed Assets: The life of such assets is longer than one financial year and are known as long term assets
- Current Assets: The life of such assets is shorter than one financial year.
2. Liabilities: the ownership is not with you, not future benefits and future expenditures are attached.
Types:
i. Current Liabilities: Which will be fulfilled in one or less than one year.
ii. Long term Liabilities: Which will be fulfilled in more than one financial year.
3. Equity: Owners capital which gets invested in the business for future profit.
4. Expenses: Money flows away from you for which you have already taken the benefit.
Example: You use electricity and takes its benefit for a month and the bill comes. Payment against that bill is known as expense.
5. Revenue: Money that flows to you as part of your job done or services delivered.
Important to remember:
Accounting Equation: Assets = Liabilities + Equity
An increase in the asset is Debit
A decrease in the asset is Credit
An increase in the liability is Credit
A decrease in the Liability is Debit
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