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More about Accounting
The
finance acts as the blood for the business and
accounting as the backbone. Accounting can be
defined as an art of recording, summarizing,
reporting and analyzing the financial
transactions. It means accounting is an art by
which one records the financial transactions,
summarize them after a particular time of period
and find results. These results are put in front
of the higher authority by which they analyze
position of a particular business and take
further decisions.
Book-keeping is the first stage of accounting. A
book-keeper records the transactions and
accountant analyzes them. The accounting adopts
same principles as book keeping. The accounting
collects all the data regarding the business for
tax calculation, financing activity, managerial
and financial reporting etc. A good and skilled
account reports all the information which shows
the clear picture of the business.
The accounting follows certain rules according
to which recording, summarizing and reporting of
transactions are to be made. The widely accepted
rules and principles are GAAP (Generally
Accepted Accounting Principle). In the present
time, many companies have become international,
so the uniformity of accounts turns into a
requirement for showing the results. So every
body felt a need of uniform accounting
principle, that’s why GAAP came into existence.
Auditing is also a core part of accounting.
After book- keeping of the transactions, the
work of auditing is started. Auditing tries to
find out the discrepancies in accounts, as
discrepancies can manipulate the results of the
business. The auditing protects the interest of
employees, inventors, government and owner from
account frauds. Thus, accounting plays a vital
role in the business.
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