The NEB Grade 11 Principles of Accounting curriculum encompasses the exploration of four primary units which include bookkeeping and accounting, concept of miscellaneous accounting, financial statements and government accounting. The “Bookkeeping and Accounting” unit delves into the comprehension of how financial records are upheld within businesses. The focus lies on documentation of diverse financial transactions transpiring within a company.
Within the “Concept of Miscellaneous Accounting” segment, the modern facilities of the modern banking system are introduced. This section also involves the process of reconciling a company’s records with bank statements, managing the records of fixed assets, devising specialized financial records, and allocating resources for specific objectives.
The “Financial Statements” unit spotlights the creation of pivotal financial documents that illuminate a company’s financial well-being. Proficiency in preparing these statements for distinct business structures, encompassing sole proprietorships, partnerships, and non-profit organizations, is emphasized.
The “Government Accounting” unit sheds light on the management of financial transactions within government offices in Nepal. It introduces the intricacies of overseeing governmental financial activities and crafting necessary financial statements. Engagement with these topics fosters the acquisition of skills indispensable for adeptly navigating financial landscapes across diverse contexts, spanning corporate enterprises and governmental arenas.
Chapters in
Principles of Accounting
Chapter
1
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Accounting and Bookkeeping
Chapter
2
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Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
Chapter
3
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Double Entry Bookkeeping System
Chapter
4
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Accounting Equation
Chapter
5
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Journal Entry
Chapter
6
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Ledger
Chapter
7
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Subsidiary Books
Chapter
8
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Cash Book
Chapter
9
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Trial Balance
Chapter
10
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Modern Banking System
Chapter
11
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Bank Reconciliation System
Chapter
12
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Journal Proper
Chapter
13
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Accounting Errors
Chapter
14
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Accounting for Fixed Assets
Chapter
15
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Reserve and Provision
Chapter
16
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Capital and Revenue Concept
Chapter
17
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Preparation of Financial Statement
Chapter
18
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Non – Profit Organisation
Chapter
19
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Single Entry System
Chapter
20
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Government Accounting
Chapter
21
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New Accounting System
Chapter
22
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Treasury Single Account
Chapter
23
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Ledger Account
Chapter
24
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Bank Cash Book
Chapter
25
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Ledger Accoun
Chapter
26
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Expenditure Report
Important topics in NEB Class 11 Principles of Accounting
Preparation of journal entries, necessary ledgers and trial balance from the transactions relating to Journal Entries Relating to Capital, Drawing, Purchase, Sales, Expenses, and Incomes
Preparation of double and triple column cash book
Preparation of adjusted trial balance
Preparation of bank reconciliation statement
Preparation of fixed assets and depreciation account under straight line and diminishing balance methods
Preparation of trading, profit and loss account and balance sheet; preparation of income statement and balance sheet as per NFRS
Preparation of Receipt and payment account, Income and expenditure account and balance sheet of non-profit organizations.
Meaning, features and forms used in new government accounting system
Preparation of journal vouchers.
Preparation of Bank cash book, budget sheet and expenditure report
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