Accountancy

The President

Introduction The President is the head of state as well as the official executive of the country. Every executive activity performed at the centre is explicitly stated to be done in his name. In accordance with Article 53(1) of the Constitution, which provides that the executive power shall be vested in the President and shall

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Subsidiary Books

Subsidiary books record comparable transactions. These are original entry books that record similar or repeating transactions in chronological order. They are used instead of Journal to record similar or repetitive transactions. There are different types of subsidiary books that are used on day to day accounting basis. These books are mentioned below as follows: Cashbook: These

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Solvency Ratios

A Solvency ratio can be recognized as one of the key metrics to determine whether an organization can stay solvent or not in the long term. It is a comprehensive measure of solvency (liquidity) as it essentially measures the organization’s actual cash flow instead of the net income. It does so by adding back the

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Scope of Accounting

When you start your own business, there are many things to think about. For example, you can think about what products or services you will offer and who are your target audience. But one of the most important aspects of any business is its financial health, and that is where accounting comes in. In this

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