基础会计学(Foundations of Accounting)

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基础会计学1第一章

基础会计学1第一章

Professional ethics
Understand the ethical standards that guide accountants and their role in maintaining public trust in the profession.
Accounting organizations
Understand how adjusting entries are made to ensure that
expenses and revenues are recorded in the correct period.
Financial Statements and Their Purpose
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The audit process
Learn how an auditor tests and verifies financial statements to ensure their accuracy.
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Audit reports
Explore the different types of audit reports and whateholders.
Explore the different professional organizations that establish and enforce accounting standards and codes of conduct.
Regulations and compliance
Learn about the various regulations that dictate how companies and accountants should conduct themselves and what penalties may be imposed for violations.

会计专业课件一PPT课件

会计专业课件一PPT课件

基础会计 Fundamental Accounting
三、会计从产生到现在经历了一个漫长 的发展历程
1、草流、细流、总清(西周) 2、盘点结算法(原始社会末期) 3、三拄结算法(西周):入-去=余 4、四拄结算法(唐宋):旧管+新收-开除=实在 5、龙门账(明末清初):进、 缴、存、该 6、四脚账(清代):既登记来账,又登记去账 7、清朝后期从国外引入借贷:复式记账法(1905年)
基础会计 Fundamental Accounting
冢宰之下又设小宰和司会,小宰主管王 朝的财物保管,司会负责王朝财政经济收 支的会计核算。
同时,西周王朝建立了所谓“以参互 考日成,以月要考月成,以岁会考岁成” 的“日成”、“月要”和“岁会”等报告。
基础会计 Fundamental Accounting
基础会计
Fundamental Accounting
课堂提问:
——谈谈你对会计的认识。
基础会计 Fundamental Accounting
第一章 总 论 第一节 会计的产生与发展 第二节 会计的含义 第三节 会计的核算方法
基础会计 Fundamental Accounting
1、知识点:
(1)会计最初是生产职能的附属部分, 当剩余产品大量出现时,才成为一种独 立的职能; (2)会计是适应社会生产的发展和经 济管理的要求而产生并随之发展的。
8、建国后,我国会计的发展 (1)建国初期统一了全国国营企业会计制度 (2)1961年国务院颁布了《国营企业会计核算工作
规程》、《会计人员职权试行条例》等。 (3)1980年成立了中国会计学会。 (4)1985年《中华人民共和国会计法》的公布,会
计进入法制时期。 (5)1990年12月31日《总会计师条例》发布。 (6)1993年10月31日《中华人民共和国注册会计师

《基础会计学》教学大纲-中译英翻译样本

《基础会计学》教学大纲-中译英翻译样本

《基础会计学》教学⼤纲-中译英翻译样本《基础会计学》教学⼤纲学时:54 学分:3⼀、课程性质本课程是⾯向南京农业⼤学经济、管理类专业本科⽣开设的⼀门专业必修课。

课程编号:1622课程名称:基础会计学英⽂名称:Fundamental Accounting⾯向专业:会计、农经、电⼦、⾦融、营销、⼈⼒、国贸主要内容:本课程主要介绍会计的⽬标、职能、对象、基本假设、⼀般原则、会计确认与计量等会计学基本理论;会计科⽬、会计账户、会计凭证、会计账簿、会计报告等会计基本知识;设置会计科⽬和账户、填制和审核会计凭证、登记会计账簿、编制会计报告等会计基本⽅法。

⼆、教学⽬的和要求通过本课程教学,使学⽣掌握会计学的基本理论、基本知识和基本⽅法,为进⼀步学习财务会计课程及相关学科打下坚实的基础。

具体要求是:(⼀)了解会计的产⽣和发展的历史、会计学的主要内容,了解会计的⽬标、职能和对象;(⼆)理解会计基本假设、掌握会计⼀般原则,掌握会计确认和计量的基本知识;(三)掌握会计核算的基本⽅法,对企业发⽣的基本经济业务能够进⾏正确的会计处理;(四)了解会计⼯作组织与管理的基础知识。

三、理论教学内容和学时安排第⼀章总论(6课时)第⼀节会计与会计学⼀、会计的定义⼆、会计的产⽣和发展三、会计学的主要内容第⼆节会计的⽬标和职能⼀、会计的⽬标⼆、会计的职能第三节会计的对象和⽅法⼀、会计的对象⼆、会计的⽅法第四节会计的基本假设和⼀般原则⼀、会计基本假设⼆、会计⼀般原则第⼆章会计确认和计量(3课时)第⼀节会计确认⼀、初次确认和再次确认⼆、会计确认的标准三、会计要素的确认第⼆节会计计量⼀、会计计量与会计确认⼆、会计计量单位三、会计计量基础第三章会计科⽬和账户(3课时)第⼀节会计科⽬⼀、会计科⽬的概念⼆、会计科⽬的设置原则三、会计科⽬的分类第⼆节会计账户⼀、会计账户的概念和分类⼆、账户的基本结构第四章借贷复式记账(6课时)第⼀节借贷记账法的理论基础⼀、单式记账和复式记账⼆、会计基本等式第⼆节借贷记账法的基本内容⼀、记账符号⼆、账户类别及其结构三、记账规则四、试算平衡第五章会计凭证(3课时)第⼀节会计凭证概述⼀、会计凭证的概念和种类⼆、会计凭证的作⽤第⼆节原始凭证⼀、原始凭证的基本内容⼆、原始凭证的填制要求三、原始凭证的审核内容第三节记账凭证⼀、记账凭证的基本内容⼆、记账凭证的填制要求和⽅法三、记账凭证的审核内容第六章会计账簿(4课时)第⼀节会计账簿概述⼀、会计账簿的概念和意义⼆、会计账簿的种类第⼆节会计账簿的格式和登记⽅法⼀、⽇记账⼆、总分类账三、明细分类账四、总分类账户和明细分类账户的平⾏登记第三节记账的规则⼀、账簿启⽤规则⼆、账簿登记规则三、错账更正⽅法第四节对账与结账⼀、对账⼆、结账第七章企业基本经济业务的核算(15课时)第⼀节资⾦筹措业务的核算⼀、账户设置⼆、核算举例第⼆节采购业务的核算⼀、账户设置⼆、核算举例第三节⽣产业务的核算⼀、账户设置⼆、核算举例第四节销售业务的核算⼀、账户设置⼆、核算举例第五节利润及其分配的核算⼀、账户设置⼆、核算举例第⼋章财产清查(3课时)第⼀节财产清查概述⼀、财产清查的意义和种类⼆、财产物资的盘存制度第⼆节财产清查的⽅法⼀、实物财产的清查⼆、货币资⾦的清查三、往来款项的清查第三节财产清查的会计处理⼀、账户设置⼆、核算举例第九章财务报告(8课时)第⼀节财务报告概述⼀、财务报告的概念和意义⼆、财务报告的种类三、财务报告的编制要求第⼆节资产负债表⼀、资产负债表的作⽤⼆、资产负债表的结构和内容三、资产负债表的编制⽅法第三节第三节利润表⼀、利润表的作⽤⼆、利润表的结构和内容三、利润表的编制⽅法四、利润分配表第四节第四节现⾦流量表⼀、现⾦流量表的作⽤⼆、现⾦流量表的结构和内容三、现⾦流量表的编制⽅法第五节第五节财务报告分析⼀、偿债能⼒分析⼆、营运能⼒分析三、获利能⼒分析第⼗章会计⼯作组织与管理(3课时)第⼀节会计⼯作组织的意义和原则⼀、会计⼯作组织的意义⼆、会计⼯作组织的原则第⼆节会计机构与会计⼈员⼀、会计机构⼆、会计⼈员第⼀节第⼀节会计法规⼀、会计法规体系⼆、会计法三、会计准则四、会计制度第四节会计档案管理⼀、会计档案的意义⼆、会计档案的⽴卷与归档三、会计档案的保管和调阅四、会计档案的销毁第五节会计电算化⼀、会计电算化概述⼆、会计电算化的特点译⽂:TeachingProgram on Fundamental AccountingCredit Hours: 54 Credits: 3I.Nature of the CourseThe course is a major required course for the undergraduatesin economic and management departments of Nanjing Agricultural University.Course No. 1622Course Name: Fundamental AccountingCourse Name in English: Fundamental AccountingOriented Majors: accounting, agriculturaleconomy, electronics, finance, marketing, human resources and internationaltrade Main Contents: the course mainly introduces the accounting objectives,functions, objects, fundamental assumptions, general principles, accountingconfirmation and measurement and other fundamental accounting theories;accounting subjects, accounts, documents, books, reports and other fundamentalaccounting knowledge; establishing accounting subjects and accounts, fillingout and verifying accounting documents, recording accounting books, preparingaccounting reports and other fundamental accounting methods.II.Teaching Goal and RequirementsThe course aims to allow the students to master fundamental accountingtheories, knowledge and methods, laying solid foundation for further learning financialaccounting and relevant courses, with specific requirements as follows:(I) Learn the creating and developing historyof accounting, the main contents of accounting and the objectives, functionsand objects of accounting;(II) Understand the fundamental assumptions ofaccounting, and master the general principles of accounting and the fundamentalknowledge on accounting confirmation and measurement;(III) Master the fundamental methods of accountingverification, capable of making correct accounting treatment for thefundamental economic business in enterprises.(IV) Understand the fundamental knowledge on theorganization and management of accounting works.III.Arrangement of Contents and Credit Hours of Theoretical Teaching Chapter I GeneralInstruction (6 credit hours)Section 1 Accounting and AccountancyI. Definition ofAccountingII. Creation andDevelopment of AccountingIII. Main Contentsof AccountancySection 2 Objectives and Functions of AccountingI. Objectives ofAccountingII. Functions ofAccountingSection 3 Objects and Methods of AccountingI. Objects ofAccountingII. Methods ofAccountingSection 4 Fundamental Assumptions and GeneralPrinciples of AccountingI. FundamentalAssumptions of AccountingII. GeneralPrinciples of AccountingChapter II Accounting Confirmationand Measurement (3 credit hours) Section 1 Accounting ConfirmationI. Initial Confirmationand Secondary ReconfirmationII. Standards forAccounting ConfirmationIII. Confirmationof Accounting ElementsSection 2 Accounting MeasurementI. AccountingMeasurement and Accounting ConfirmationII. Units ofAccounting MeasurementIII. Basis forAccounting MeasurementChapter III AccountingSubjects and Accounts (3 credit hours)Section 1 Accounting SubjectsI. Concept ofAccounting SubjectsII. EstablishingPrinciples of Accounting SubjectsIII. Classificationof Accounting SubjectsSection 2 Accounting AccountsI. Concept andClassification of Accounting AccountsII. FundamentalStructure of AccountsChapter IV Debit-CreditDouble Entry Bookkeeping (6 credit hours)Section 1 Fundamental Theory of Debit-CreditBookkeepingI. Single EntryBookkeeping and Double Entry BookkeepingII. FundamentalAccounting EquationsSection 2 Basic Contents of Debit-Credit BookkeepingI. BookkeepingSymbolsII. Types andStructures of AccountsIII. Bookkeeping RulesIV. Trial BalanceChapter V AccountingDocuments (3 credit hours)Section 1 Overview of Accounting DocumentsI. Concept and Types of Accounting DocumentsII. Functions of Accounting DocumentsSection 2 Original DocumentsI. Basic Contents of Original DocumentsII. Filling-out Requirements of Original DocumentsIII. Verification Contents of Original DocumentsSection III Bookkeeping VouchersI. Basic Contents of Bookkeeping VouchersII. Filling-out Requirements and Methods ofBookkeeping VouchersIII. Verification Contents of Bookkeeping VouchersChapter VI Accounting Books(4 credit hours)Section 1 Overview of Accounting BooksI. Concept and Meaning of Accounting BooksII. Types of Accounting BooksSection 2 Formats and Recording Methods of AccountingBooksI. JournalII. General LedgerIII. Detailed LedgerIV.Parallel Recording of General Ledger Account and Detailed Ledger AccountSection 3Bookkeeping RulesI. Book Opening RulesII. Book Recording RulesIII. Correction Methods of Accounting ErrorsSection 4 Reconciliation and SettlementI. ReconciliationII. SettlementChapter VII Checking ofBasic Economic Business in Enterprises (15 credit hours) Section 1 Checking of Funding BusinessI. Account SetupII. Examples of CheckingSection 2 Checking of Procurement BusinessI. Account SetupII. Examples of CheckingSection 3 Checking of Production BusinessI. Account SetupII. Examples of CheckingSection 4 Checking of Sales BusinessI. Account SetupII. Examples of CheckingSection 5 Checking of Profit and DistributionI. Account SetupII. Examples of CheckingChapter VIII PropertyInspection (3 credit hours)Section 1 Overview of Property InspectionI. Meaning and Types of Property InspectionII. Property Inventory SystemSection 2 Methods of Property InspectionI. Inspection of Physical PropertyII. Inspection of Monetary FundsIII. Inspection of Current AccountsSection 3 Accounting Treatment of Property InspectionI. Account SetupII. Examples of CheckingChapter IX Financial Report(8 credit hours)Section 1 Overview of Financial ReportI. Concept and Meaning of Financial ReportII. Types of Financial ReportIII. Preparation Requirements of Financial ReportSection 2 Balance SheetI. Functions of Balance SheetII. Structure and Content of Balance SheetIII. Preparation Methods of Balance SheetSection 3 Profit StatementI. Functions of Profit StatementII. Structure and Content of Profit StatementIII. Preparation Methods of Profit StatementIV. Statement of Profit DistributionSection 4 Cash Flow StatementI. Functions of Cash Flow StatementII. Structure and Content of Cash Flow StatementIII. Preparation Methods of Cash Flow StatementSection 5 Analysis on Financial ReportI. Analysis on Debt Paying AbilityII. Analysis on Operating AbilityIII. Analysis on ProfitabilityChapter X Organization andManagement of Accounting Works (3 credit hours) Section 1 Meaningand Principles of Accounting OrganizationsI. Meaning of Accounting OrganizationsII. Principles of Accounting OrganizationsSection 2Accounting Organ and PersonnelI. Accounting OrganII. Accounting PersonnelSection 3 Accounting Laws and RegulationsI. System ofAccounting Laws and RegulationsII. Accounting LawIII. Accounting RulesIV. Accounting SystemSection 4 Management of Accounting ArchivesI. Meaning of Accounting ArchivesII. Establishing and Filing of Accounting ArchivesIII. Keeping and Retrieval of Accounting ArchivesIV. Destruction of Accounting ArchivesSection 5Accounting by EDP (Electronic Data Processing) I. Overview of Accounting byEDPII. Characteristics ofAccounting by EDP。

会计基础(Basic Accountancy)

会计基础(Basic Accountancy)
会计基础(Basic Accountancy)是指会计事项的记帐基础,是会计确认的某种标准方式,是单位收入和支出、费用的确认的标准.对会计基础的不同选择,决定单位取得收入和发生支出在会计期间的配比,并直接影响到单位工作业绩和财务成果。
会计基础是在编制财务报表时,特别是为了确定收入和费用所归属的会计期间、确定资产负债表项目的金额,为运用适合于有关交易和项目的重大概念而提供的方法。
学科关系
会计学与数学关系密切。各种会计方法和技术都离不开数学。会计学与统计的关系,都对社会经济活动进行数量化描述。
会计学按其研究内容,主要有基础会计、财务会计、财务管理、成本会计、管理会计和审计学等重要分支。
基础会计阐明会计的基础知识债和所有者权益的基本理论和方法;财务管理研究资金的筹措、管理、有效利用的理论和方法。
会计基础提供财务报告。财务报告对于经理,监管者,股东,员工等利益相关者是有用的。会计的核心是复式记帐,这种复式记帐法要求每一项业务至少要有两个经济实体,在一个帐户计借方,在另一个帐户相应的计贷方,所有的借方发生额应该等于所有贷方的发生额,即有借必有贷,借贷必相等。如果借贷不等,那么一定有错误,这样复式记帐自身就提供了一种简单的检验错误的方法。
1.收付实现制。
收付实现制,又称现金制,是指企业单位对各项收入和费用的认定是以款项(包括现金和银行存款)的实际收付作为标准。凡属本期实际收到款项的收入和支付款项的费用,不管其是否应归属于本期,都应作为本期的收入和费用入账;反之,凡本期未实际收到的款项收入和未付出款项的支出,即使应归属于本期,也不应作为本期的收入和费用入账。采用这种会计处理制度,本期的收入和费用缺乏合理的配比,所计算的财务成果也不够正确,因此企业单位不宜采用收付实现制但经营活动采用权责发生制,主要适用于行政事业单位。

会计学基础知识

会计学基础知识

会计学基础知识(Fundamentals of Accounting)课程内容:本课程主要介绍会计的重要原理性知识,即要在具体实践中建立和应用会计信息系统所应当具备的一些共性的知识,是会计学、财务管理和审计学专业的主干课程,是一门重要的专业基础课。

通过本课程的学习,使学生了解会计的基本概念、会计职能、会计对象、会计特点、会计准则及会计任务、会计工作组织等方面的基础理论知识,认识会计信息的重要作用,了解日常核算工作的组织程序,掌握会计核算的基本方法和实际操作技能,为后续的各门专业课学习打下坚实的基础。

选课对象:会计学专业、财务管理专业和审计学专业参考书:会计学基础,主编,经济科学出版社2012年出版管理成本会计(Management Cost Accounting)课程内容:了解成本的性质、成本项目与费用要素及成本分类,掌握成本核算方法、变动成本法、本量利分析、经营决策和长期投资决策的方法、掌握预测分析、成本控制及全面预算和责任会计。

选课对象:会计学专业、财务管理专业。

先修课程:基础会计学、中级财务会计中级财务会计(financial accounting)课程内容:该课程是会计学、财务管理学专业的核心课程。

财务会计的概念及其主要特征,国际会计准则和我国会计基本准则中的会计假设、会计要素和一般会计原则。

国际会计、国际惯例和我国企业会计准则及具体会计准则中关于资产、负债、所有者权益、收入、费用(成本)、利润各会计要素的确认、计量、记录的规范,并较熟练地掌握各会计要素的核算方法。

国际会计准则及我国会计准则、会计制度关于企业财务报告的规范,并较熟练地掌握资产负债表、利润表和现金流量表的结构和编制方法;财务报表的注释;会计变更与误差变更的方法。

选课对象:会计学专业、财务管理和审计学专业本科学生先修课程:基础会计学高级财务会计(Advanced Financial Accounting)课程内容:该课程是会计学、审计学、财务管理专业的财务会计方向的核心提高课程,是在掌握了企业基本会计处理的基础上,进一步解决冲破会计基本假设的特殊业务的会计处理,这些业务主要有企业清算会计、企业合并会计、企业合并报表的编制、外币交易会计、套期保值会计、外币财务报表折算、物价变动会计,上市公司信息披露等等。

《基础会计学》课程教学大纲

《基础会计学》课程教学大纲

《会计学II》课程教学大纲英文名称:Fundamental of Accounting 课程编号:适用专业:工程管理、电子商务、信息管理与信息系统、国际经济与贸易学时: 54 学分:3课程类别:技术基础课课程性质:必修课(工程管理、电子商务、信息管理与信息系统、国际经济与贸易)一、课程的性质和目的The principle of Accounting is one of the basic courses for students major in business and management. In this course, we mainly introduce Chinese Accounting Standards for Business Enterprises, including general standard, and the latest Accounting research results.We hope that this course provides to students the fundamental theory of Accounting and basic Accounting treatment or process and to them relevant knowledge and information to other thereafter courses.《会计学II》是为普通高等院校经济以及工商管理大类学生开设的平台和专业基础课程之一,该课程的内容主要围绕我国最新修订的基本会计准则和会计研究的最新研究成果展开。

通过该课程的学习,希望学生理解并掌握会计的基础理论和基本的账务处理方法,并为后续相关课程的学习奠定良好基础。

二、课程教学内容第一章总论教学内容:1、会计及其特点2、会计工作的任务3、会计核算方法体系4、会计工作组织教学重点:会计及其特点;会计核算方法体系教学难点:会计核算的特点会计核算方法体系第二章会计准则教学内容:1、会计准则概述2、会计假设3、会计确认、计量和报告应遵循的原则4、会计信息的质量要求5、会计要素教学重点:会计假设;权责发生制与收付实现制;会计信息的质量要求;会计要素教学难点:权责发生制与收付实现制;会计要素第三章账户和借贷记账教学内容:1、会计恒等式2、会计科目与账户3、借贷记账法教学重点:会计恒等式;借贷记账法及其举例教学难点:会计恒等式;借贷记账法及其举例第四章借贷记账法的运用举例教学内容:1、会计循环2、投入资本的核算3、货币资金、结算业务及借款的核算4、对外投资的核算5、材料采购的核算6、成本和费用的核算7、收入、利润及利润分配的核算教学重点:会计循环;货币资金、结算业务及借款的核算;成本和费用的核算;收入、利润及利润分配的核算教学难点:长期股权投资和长期债权投资的核算;成本和费用的核算;收入、利润及利润分配的核算第五章账户体系与账户分类教学内容:1、账户体系2、账户分类教学重点:账户按经济内容分类;账户按用途和结构分类教学难点:账户按用途和结构分类第六章会计凭证教学内容:1、会计凭证及其种类2、原始凭证的填制和审核3、记账凭证的填制和审核4、会计凭证的传递和保管教学重点:会计凭证的种类;原始凭证和记账凭证的基本内容;原始凭证和记账凭证的填制方法和要求;原始凭证和记账凭证的审核教学难点:原始凭证和记账凭证的基本内容;原始凭证和记账凭证的填制方法和要求第七章账簿教学内容:1、账簿及其种类2、记账规则和错账更正3、对账和记账教学重点:账簿按用途结构分类;账簿启用和登记规则;错账更正方法;对账和记账教学难点:账簿登记规则;错账更正方法第八章财产清查教学内容:1、财产清查的意义和种类2、财产物资的盘存制度3、财产清查的方法4、财产清查结果的处理教学重点:财产物资的盘存制度;财产清查的方法;财产清查结果的处理教学难点:永续盘存制和实地盘存制;银行余额调节表;财产清查结果的处理第九章会计核算形式教学内容:1、会计核算形式及其种类2、记账凭证核算形式3、汇总记账凭证核算形式4、科目汇总表核算形式5、日记总账核算形式教学重点:记账凭证核算形式;汇总记账凭证核算形式;科目汇总表核算形式;日记总账核算形式教学难点:四种核算形式的区别与联系第十章财务报表教学内容:1、财务报表的意义和种类2、资产负债表3、利润表4、现金流量表5、财务报表附注教学重点:资产负债表的结构、内容与编制方法;利润表的结构、内容与编制方法;现金流量表的结构、内容与编制方法;财务报表附注的内容教学难点:现金流量表的编制基础和方法三、课程教学的基本要求1、本课程的教学包括课堂讲授、学生自学、习题讲解和讨论、作业、辅导答疑、期末考试等教学环节。

13 基础会计学课程教学大纲

13 基础会计学课程教学大纲

《基础会计学》课程教学大纲课程代码:010332014课程英文名称:Basic Accounting课程总学时:24 讲课:24 实验:0 上机:0适用专业:工业工程专业大纲编写(修订)时间:2010.7一、大纲使用说明(一)课程的地位及教学目标基础会计学是工业工程专业课程中的一门基础课程,是工程经济学的先行课程。

本课程的目的是通过本课程的教学使学生了解会计的基本理论、会计核算的一般模式、基本技术、方法,掌握并学会应用会计的科目来记账,具备将会计核算的技术、方法应用于工程管理实际的基本能力。

通过本课程的学习,学生将达到以下要求:1.明确会计的基本技能、对象、任务;2.理解会计要素、会计科目、账户和记账方法的相关理论及其具体应用;3.掌握会计凭证、账簿的基本内容和实务操作中的要求,明确账务处理程序的种类和各种账务处理程序;4.能够掌握工商企业基本业务的会计核算;5.能够阅读和编制资产负债表和利润表。

(二)知识、能力及技能方面的基本要求1、要求学生知道企业的经济活动对应的会计科目及其核算,通过会计的核算能够制作企业的财务现金流量表、资产负债表和利润表;2、要求学生能够看懂企业财务报告,能够发现企业财务的问题。

(三)实施说明1、在教学过程中应注意与实践的结合,在理论方法介绍的同时结合例题讲解,使学生通过例题理解掌握企业的经济活动对应的会计科目,并且辅助大量课后习题,巩固课上学习成果。

2、本门课程中会计科目的核算部分应用性很强,教学过程中应注意例题选取,最好一个例题贯穿始终。

(四)对先修课的要求无先行课程要求。

(五)对习题课、实践环节的要求本门课程对课后习题要求较高,应针对每章内容选取习题,要求有一定数量,题型要有各种不同变化,使学生灵活掌握。

(六)课程考核方式1.考核方式:结课论文;2.考核目标:要求学生知道企业的经济活动对应的会计科目及其核算,通过会计的核算能够制作企业的财务现金流量表、资产负债表和利润表;3.成绩构成:本课程的总成绩主要由二部分组成:平时成绩(包括作业情况、出勤情况等)占30%,结课论文成绩占70%。

基础会计学BASICACCOUNTING

基础会计学BASICACCOUNTING

(二)资产负债表的结构 ●由表首和正表两个部分组成
表 首 编制单位:
资产负债表 年月日
会企01表 单位:元
资产
期末数 负债和所有者权益 期末数
正 流动资产:

货币资金
资产
交易性金融
表 应收账款
状况
(略)
流动负债:
短期借款
应财付票务据 应状付账况款
实收资本
(略)
★ 负债总额 及其结构状况
★某一特定日期:会计期末的最后一天 特定的时间概念:时间点,而不是时间段
静态报表
最新资料:2009年5月,国际会计准则理事 会(IASB)已决定将资产负债表命名为财务状 况表,将利润表命名为全面收益表。
二、资产负债表的内容和结构
(一)资产负债表的内容 1.资产类项目 资产负债表中的资产反映由过去的交易、事项形成并由企业 在某一特定日期所拥有或控制的、预期会给企业带来经济利 益的资源。资产分为流动资产和非流动资产两类,并分项列 示。
会计报表
静态报表
动态报表
资产负债表
(财务状况)
资产 负债 所有者权益
利润表
现金流量表
(经营成果)
收入 费用 利润
(现金流量)
现金流入 现金流出
所有者权益 变动表表
(所有者权益)
权益增加 权益减少
●按编报时间可分为年度财务会计报告和 中期财务会计报告。
资产负债表
(财务状况)
资产 负债
会计 所有者权益 主体
一、财务会计报告的定义与作用 (一)财务会计报告的含义
财务会计报告,是指企业对外提供的反映企 业某一特定日期的财务状况和某一会计期间的 经营成果、现金流量等会计信息的文件。财务 会计报告包括财务报表和其他应当在财务会计 报告中披露的相关信息和资料。

《基础会计学》ppt课件(2024)

《基础会计学》ppt课件(2024)
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会计核算基本前提
在可以预见的将来,企业将会按 当前的规模和状态继续经营下去 ,不会停业,也不会大规模削减 业务。
会计主体在会计确认、计量和报 告时以货币计量,反映会计主体 的生产经营活动。
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会计主体 持续经营 会计分期 货币计量
会计工作服务的特定对象,是企 业会计确认、计量和报告的空间 范围。
选择原则
根据企业规模、业务繁简程度、会计人员素质等因素选择合适的核 算组织程序。
应用示例
以记账凭证核算组织程序为例,说明其应用流程,包括根据原始凭证 填制记账凭证、根据记账凭证登记账簿、编制会计报表等步骤。
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财产清查与期末账项调整
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财产清查方法及处理结果
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• 会计基本概念与原则 • 账户与复式记账法 • 企业主要经济业务核算 • 会计凭证、账簿与核算组织程序 • 财产清查与期末账项调整 • 财务报告编制与分析
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会计定义及职能
会计定义
会计是以货币为主要计量单位,运用专门方法,对 企事业单位经济活动进行连续、系统、全面、综合 的核算和监督,提供会计信息,并随着社会经济的 日益发展,逐步开展预测、决策、控制和分析的一 种经济管理活动。
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会计职能
核算和监督是会计的基本职能。会计的核算职能, 是指会计以货币为主要计量单位,对特定主体的经 济活动进行确认、计量和报告。会计的监督职能, 是指对特定主体经济活动和相关会计核算的真实性 、合法性和合理性进行审查。

会计学基础教学大纲54

会计学基础教学大纲54

《会计学基础》教学大纲课程组编写二00二年二月(说明:本大纲是按54学时编写的,如果教学时数为36或72等,可依据此大纲与专业需要等进行调整)[实践教学内容与要求]本课程包含五个实验,进程表安排如下:[理论教学内容与要求]第一章总论[教学目的]通过本章的学习,使学生初步了解会计产生和发展的历史、会计在现代社会中的作用、会计是一个不断发展的学科;理解会计的概念、职能、核算方法及会计信息质量要求等知识。

[重点难点]会计的职能;会计方法;会计核算的基本前提;会计信息质量要求。

[教学时数]4学时[教学内容]第一节会计的内容和特点一、了解会计的内容二、理解会计的特点(一)以货币为主要计量尺度,具有综合性(二)会计核算具有完整性、连续性和系统性(三)会计核算要以凭证为依据,并严格遵循会计规范第二节会计的职能和会计目标一、理解会计的基本职能(一)会计核算1.会计确认2.会计计量3.会计记录4.会计报告(二)会计监督1.会计监督的依据2.会计监督的形式3.会计监督的特点二、了解会计目标第三节会计的含义一、了解什么是会计(一)会计的定义(二)会计的历史(三)现代会计二、了解会计学及其分支第四节会计方法一、了解会计一般方法二、理解会计核算方法(一)设置会计科目及账户(二)复式记账(三)填制与审核会计凭证(四)登记账簿(五)成本计算(六)财产清查(七)编制财务会计报表第五节会计核算的基本前提和会计信息质量要求一、掌握会计核算的基本前提(一)会计主体(二)持续经营(三)会计分期(四)货币计量二、理解会计信息质量要求(一)可靠性(二)相关性(三)可理解性(四)可比性(五)实质重于形式(六)重要性(七)谨慎性(八)及时性[练习题]分析:会计在现代社会中的作用第二章会计要素与会计等式[教学目的]本章教学目的在于让学生明确会计所要反映和监督的基本内容,理解会计等式的基本原理,掌握会计要素的含义、内容、特征以及会计等式及其转化形式。

基础会计学EssentialsofAccounting

基础会计学EssentialsofAccounting
收入与费用配比,确认利润
(四收入 Revenues
收入是指企业在日常活动中形成的、会导致所有 者权益增加的、与所有者投入资本无关的经济利 益的总流入。
收入有三种来源 1. 销售商品收入 2. 提供劳务收入:餐饮、旅游、安装等 3. 让渡资产使用权收入:对外贷款、对外投资等
三、会计要素 Accounting Elements
基础会计学 EssentialsofAccounting
“基础会计学” 课程简介
“基础会计学”课程的意义 “基础会计学”课程的目的与要求 “基础会计学”课程的主要内容
Accounting
什么是会计 ?
“基础会计学”是会计学专业的入门课程
“基础会计学”课程的意义
会计学是一门经济管理的应用科学,会计学 基础是会计学科的基础课程,为进一步学习会计 学专业的各门后续课程奠定基础。
会计学的含义
会计学是以货币为主要计量单位,对各会计主 体的经济活动进行连续、系统、全面地核算和监督 ,定期为信息使用者传送会计信息,以达到反映会 计主体经营管理效益,为决策者提供依据的一门学 科。
Accounting is a language. The purpose of any language is to convey information.
(五)费用 Expenses
费用是指企业在日常活动中发生的、会导致所有 者权益减少的、与向所有者分配利润无关的经济 利益的总流出。
费用一般包括: 1. 生产经营费用 2. 期间费用
三、会计要素 Accounting Elements
(六)利润 Net Income
利润是指企业在一定会计期间的经营成果,利润 包括收入减去费用后的净额、直接计入当期利润 的利得和损失等。

会计学基础教学大纲

会计学基础教学大纲

2007101 会计学基础(理论部分)
开课单位:会计学院适用专业:财务管理
课程性质:学科基础课课程英文名称:Fundamental of Accounting
课程总学时:96(其中理论76,实验20)总学分:4.5
课程教学目标与基本要求:
通过本课程的学习,学生应掌握会计学的基本理论和基本方法,包括借贷记账法及企业会计核算组织程序;能够熟练处理常见的会计业务,包括生产准备、产品生产、商品销售及财务成果的会计处理过程;通过实训对企业会计基本流程有所了解,并且能够独立处理从会计凭证到会计账簿的企业日常业务,从而为后续课程的学习和实际工作打好基础。

考核方式:卷二闭卷考核
推荐教材:崔智敏、陈爱玲主编,《会计学基础》,中国人民大学出版社,2012年2月第4版。

参考文献:
1.崔智敏、范瑾主编,《会计学基础学习指导书》,中国人民大学出版社,2013年2月第4版。

2.朱小平、徐泓主编,《初级会计学》,中国人民大学出版社,2012年6月第6版。

3.朱小平、徐泓主编,《<初级会计学>学习指导书》,中国人民大学出版社,2012年6月第6版。

4.朱小平、马元驹主编,《初级会计学模拟实验教程》,中国人民大学出版社,2010年6月第2版。

参考网站:
1.中华会计网校:
2.东奥会计在线:
3.国家精品课程资源网:
4.中华会计网:
说明:比传统大纲合理增加实训内容的比例,强化理论与实际的联系,突出应用性,分析问题和解决问题能力培养。

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执笔人:张晓霞修订日期:2013年6月审核人:常小勇。

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基础会计学(Foundations of Accounting)In this paper, by what contributionBasic accountingThe first chapter is general introductionSection 1 the meaning, functions and objectives of accountingFirst, the meaning of accountingAccounting is an important component of economic management. It is through the collection, processing and utilization in monetary units as measurement standard to show certain economic information on economic activities of organization, control, regulation and guidance, a kind of management activity prompted people to compare the pros and cons, gains and losses, stressing economic benefits.Key points of accounting implications:All the currency that economic information (financial information)It is a kind of economic management activityThis paper value managementTwo, the basic functions of accounting1. function of Accounting -Accounting is the function or function of accounting as an economic managementCan play a role.2. basic functions of Accounting: Accounting and supervision(1) accounting function:Accounting is the work of confirming, measuring, recording and conducting fair economic activities through value.Basic characteristics:First, the economic activities of each unit are reflected in the quantity of value.Accounting has integrity, continuity and systematicness.Accounting reflects the whole process of the economic activities of each unit.(2) supervisory function:Accounting supervision is through prediction, decision making, control and analysis,Specific methods such as examination and evaluation, to promote economic activities in accordance with the requirements of the operation, in order to achieve the desired purpose.Basic characteristics:Accounting supervision mainly through the value index.Supervise the whole process of the economic activities of the unit, including supervision afterwards, supervision in place and supervision in advance.Three, accounting objectivesThe ultimate goal of accounting:Part of the whole economic management accounting, so accounting objectives of course from the overall goal belongs to economic management; overall goal of economic management is to improve the economic benefit, so accounting to improve economic efficiency as the ultimate goal.Objectives of accounting:The information provided by the accountant shall meet the requirements of the state's macro-economic management, and meet the needs of the parties concerned to understand the financial situation and operation results of enterprises, and to meet the needs of enterprises to strengthen their internal management.The goal of accounting is essentially the requirement of the quality of accounting information.Second, accounting objects and accounting elementsI. accounting objectsWhat is the object of accounting, that is, accounting and supervision?.Graphic representation:Finally summed up:The object of accounting is economic activity of unit organization in currency.Two, accounting elementsAccounting factors explain the necessary factors of enterprise economic activities from the perspective of accounting. Enterprise economic activities can be divided into six factors:1. assetsThe concept of assetsChina's enterprise accounting system defines assets as:Asset refers to the past transactions, matters formed and owned or controlled by the enterprise, the resource is expected to bring economic benefits to the enterprise.Classification of assetsAssets are divided into current assets and non current assets according to their liquidity.Liquid assets are assets that can be realized or consumed within a business cycle of one year or more, including cash, bank deposits, short-term investments, accounts receivable, prepayments, inventories, etc..Non - current assets are non - current assets, including long-term investments, fixed assets, intangible assets, and other assetsCharacteristics of assetsThe essence of A. assets is economic resources.B. this economic resource must be owned or controlled by a specific accounting entity.C. this economic resource must be the result of past transactions or events.D. economic resources may be tangible or intangible.2. liabilitiesThe concept of debtThe enterprise accounting system of our country thinks that:Liabilities refer to the existing obligations arising from transactions or events in the past, and the performance of the obligations is expected to result in the outflow of economic interests from the enterprise.Classification of liabilitiesLiabilities can be divided into current liabilities and non current liabilities.Current liabilities refer to debts that will be repaid within 1 years (including 1 years) or over an operating period of one year, including short-term loans, bills payable, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payable wages, etc..Debt payable during the period of one year or more than one year of the business is non current liabilities, often referred to as long-term liabilities, including long-term loans, bonds payable, long-term payables, etc..Characteristics of liabilitiesA. liabilities are the existing obligations of an enterprise and are the obligations that have been formed by past transactions or events of an enterprise.B. debt liquidation is expected to lead to the outflow of economic interests of enterprises. Whether the present obligation of debt corresponds to the statutory obligation or the constructive obligation, the expected performance will lead to the outflow of economic interests. Specifically for thedelivery of assets, providing services, etc..3. owners equityThe concept of owner's equityThe definition of enterprise accounting system in our country is:Owner's equity refers to the economic interests enjoyed by the owner in the assets of the enterprise, and the amount is the balance after deducting the liabilities,Classification of owner's equityOwner's equity includes: paid in capital (or share capital), capital reserves, surplus reserves, undistributed profits, etc..Characteristics of owner's equityThe A. owner only owns ownership of the net assets of the enterprise,Net assets are the balance of assets minus liabilities.B. owner's equity is not an independent element. Its non independence is expressed in the recognition of the amount of the owner's equity, and the measurement needs to depend on assets and liabilities.4. accounting equationThe above three basic concepts, namely three accounting elements, constitute the accounting equation:Assets = Liabilities + owner's equity5. incomeConcept of incomeDefinition of enterprise accounting standard of our country:Income refers to the sale of goods, services andThe total inflow of economic benefits resulting from day-to-day activities such as the transfer of the use of assets.Classification of incomeRevenues include sales of goods, income from services, and income from the use of the assets of others.Characteristics of incomeA. income is the inflow of economic benefits in daily activities, and the inflow of economic benefits arising from accidental activities can only form gains.The economic benefits of B. are tangible.The formation of C. income is always accompanied by an increase in assets or a decrease in liabilities.6. expensesThe concept of costThe provisions of the enterprise accounting system of our country:Cost refers to the enterprise for the sale of goods, services and so onThe outflow of economic benefits occurring in everyday activities.Classification of expensesMultiformCost characteristicsA. fee recognition should be determined with the income ratio.B. costs represent the outflow of the economic benefits of an enterprise, or a deduction for the income of an enterprise.7. profitConcept of profitProfit is the operating result of an enterprise during a certain accounting period. Including operating profit, total profit and net profit. Their contents and relationships are as follows:Total profit = income - expensesNet profit = total profit - income taxAssets = Liabilities + owner equity + income - expensesThree, the identity of accounting equationAssets = equityAssets = creditor's equity + owner's equityAssets = Liabilities + owner's equityBalance sheetAssetsAmount of moneyLiabilities and owner's equityAmount of moneycashZero point twoShort-term borrowingTwo hundredbank depositTwenty-eight point eight Accounts payableFour hundredAccounts receivableOne hundred and forty-one Paid in capitalThree hundred and fifty StockFour hundred and eighty Accumulation fundFiftyfixed assetsThree hundred and fiftyTotalOne thousandTotalOne thousandThe third section is the basic rules of accountingI. The basic premise of Accounting: accounting hypothesisAccounting subject: spatial scopeContinuous operation - timeAccounting period - a supplement to continuing operationsMonetary measurement the basis of measurementTwo. General principles of accountingThe general principles of accounting standards promulgated in China can be divided intoThree levels:(I) principle of general requirementPrinciple of prudence, principle of usefulness and principle of accrual basis(two) the principle of the quality requirements of accounting informationPrinciples of authenticity, comparability, consistency, timeliness, clarity(three) the principle of confirming and measuring requirements;It divides the principle of income expenditure and capital expenditure, the principle of material property according to the principle of actual cost and the ratio of income and expensesIn addition to the above general principles of accounting, there are some exceptions to the accounting principleThe principle of materiality is more important than the form principleSection fourth accounting methodsAccounting method refers to the means to realize the task of accounting and to fulfill the functions of accounting and supervision.I. accountingTwo 、 Accounting AnalysisThree, accounting assessmentFour. Accounting forecastFive, accounting decisionsThe second chapter deals with accounting methods* accounting confirmation, measurement, recording and reporting.Section 1 Accounting ConfirmationI. initial confirmation and re confirmation of P21(I) initial confirmation1. definitions of initial validation- confirm the raw economic information of the input accounting system.2. the substance of initial confirmation- can economic data be translated into accounting information and entered into accounting system?3., the primary standard of initial recognition monetarymeasurement(two) reconfirm1. definition of reconfirm- the processing of the output of an accounting systemAccounting information confirmation.2. the substance of re confirmationAccording to the management's needs, to confirm which items in the account information should be included in the financial statements, or how much financial information and financial information should be revealed in the financial statements;The economic data have been confirmed in the days after the due again to confirm the effects of changing.3., the primary standard of re recognition the needs of accounting information usersTwo, accounting standards(I) definableFirst of all, it is necessary to confirm whether the economic business can enter into the accounting system, and then to confirm the economic business which can enter the accounting system, according to the definition of accounting elements, toconfirm it as an accounting element.(two) measurability;(three) the reliability of economic information; (four) the relevance of economic information Three, the confirmation of accounting elements(I) recognition of assets1. asset definitions2. specific measure of asset recognition(two) recognition of liabilities1. liabilities definitions2. specific measure of liabilities(three) confirmation of owner's equity1. owner equity definitions2. specific measure of the owner's equity (four) recognition of income1. revenue definitions2., the specific measure of income recognition(five) recognition of expenses1. cost definitions2., the specific measure of the cost of recognition(six) recognition of profits1. profit definition2. specific measure of profitabilityThe second section is accounting measurementI. accounting measurement and accounting confirmation1., the relationship between accounting measurement and accounting confirmationAccounting confirmation and accounting measurement are always inextricably linkedTogether, without recognition, it cannot be measured; without measurement, recognition becomes meaningless.2. content of the accounting measurement process(1) measure the physical quantity of the object to be measured(2) monetary performance of the subject to be measuredTwo, accounting measurement unitMonetary measurement is mainly based on physical measurement and labor measurement. Bookkeeping standard currencyThree, the basis of accounting measurement(1) historical cost -(two) current cost -(three) realizable value -(four) fair value -The measurement of enterprise accounting, usually based on historical cost, but also with other measurement based combination, such as the value of the stock is determined based on historical cost, if the net realizable value is low, according to the lower of cost and net realizable value measurement principle.Section third accounting recordsThere is no separate confirmation in the accounting process,In the measurement phase, recognition and measurement are integrated into specific methods of accounting records.In the traditional manual bookkeeping program, it mainly includes the following special methods:(1) set up account and account P38 (2) double entry accounting(3) prepare and audit evidence (4) registration books(5) cost calculation (6) Property Liquidation(7) preparing financial statements;Relationships among methodsPrepare vouchers registration books to prepare financial statementsThe accounting work of an accounting period shall be concluded, and then entered into the new accounting period in accordance with the procedures mentioned above, so as to continue the cycle until the liquidation of the enterprise.Traditionally, people will fill in the registration certificate, record and prepare financial statements of this accounting procedure called the accounting cycle.Section fourth accounting reportsAccounting reports are products produced by accountantsStatement of assets and liabilities- a statement that reflects the financial status of an enterprise on a particular date.Financial positionTwo, profit statement- a statement that reflects the results of an enterprise's operation during a certain periodOperating resultsAccrual basis and cash basisAccrual basis and cash basisABC hired the house from MasterCard in January 2000One for business use, the following month the following economic transactions:(1) the first quarter of the rental housing 3000 yuan.(2) a repair fee of $2000 has been received from a company, anda batch of electrical appliances have been repaired and repaired last month.(3) repair an electric appliance for B company, and the repair fee is 2500 yuan, which was collected last month.(4) repair two electrical equipment for C company, repair cost 2000 yuan, have not received yet.(5) the repair fee received by Ding company is 1800 yuan, and it is expected to be repaired next month.(6) wages payable to 2000 yuan this month have not yet been paid.(7) pay 500 yuan in daily expenses with cash.(8) pay the electricity fee and telephone fee 800 yuan this month.Requirement:The accrual basis and the cash basis are adopted respectivelyCalculate and determine ABC company's revenue and expenses for the month.Accrual basis:Income =2500+2000=4500 (yuan)The fee is =1000+2000+500+800=4300 (yuan)Cash basis:Income =2000+1800=3800 (yuan)The fee is =3000+500+800=4300 (yuan)Fifth, accounting cycleThe first confirmationThe book3 postingThe checkoutThe preparation of a trial balance before adjustmentThe preparation of the final adjusting entries and postingThe preparation of a trial balance after adjustmentThe preparation of formal financial statementsThe third chapter accounts and accountsSection 1 Accounting ItemsFirst, the significance of setting up accounting subjectsInformation classificationAn account is a sign or item of accounting for the specific content of an accounting object.Accounting object -- accounting element -- accounting itemFor example: asset class: the use of bank deposits to buy raw materialsTwo, the principle of setting up accounting subjectsAn item or symbol used as a classified information,Must be set according to certain principles, set up accountingSubjects should follow the following principles:(1) setting up accounting subjects must be combined with the characteristics of accounting objects;First consider the characteristics of the industry, and then consider the characteristics of their respective enterprises.For example, industrial enterprises have production processes,Set the "production costs" and "manufacturing costs" subjects; commercial enterprises do not have the production process, so there is no such two subjects.If the enterprise produces A, B two kinds of products, then can further set "production cost - A product", "production cost - B product"".(two) setting up accounting subjects must meet the requirements of economic management1, in line with the state's macroeconomic management requirements;2, in line with the enterprise's own economic management requirements;3, in line with the requirements of the parties concerned, including investors;(three) setting up accounting subjects should combine the unity and flexibility(four) the name of the setting of accounting subject to simple and clear, easy to understand the meaning of match(five) setting accounting subjects to maintain relative stability;Second section accounting accountFirst, the significance of setting up accountsAccount: it is a means of classifying and recording various economic transactions in the books according to the prescribed accounting items.The account is the name of the accountThe relation between account and account:The same point: the classification of economic transactionsreflects the same content;The difference is that the former is the name and the latter has the structure.Two, account formatIncrease, decrease, balance.Such as P52 bank deposit journal,The format design of an account should normally include the following:1, account name (account);2, date and abstract;3, voucher;4, increase and decrease the amount.Main content and relation of account record:Current end balance= current balance + increase in current period - decrease in current periodBorrow (left) account name (account subject) (right)Initial balanceAn increase of 1 reduces 1Increase 2An increase in the current period; a decrease in the current volumeEnding balanceBorrow (left) account name (account subject) (right)Reduce the initial balance of the 1 phaseIncrease 1Decrease by 2, increase by 2Increase 3Decrease in current volumeEnding balanceThree, the classification of accounts(1) the accounts are classified by accounting elementsAssets = Liabilities + owner's equityProfit = cost of income (income here is the concept of income)1, asset account: all assets reflect the enterprise changes and account balances. Include......2. A debt account: an account that reflects the funds provided by creditors and their repayment. Include......3 owner's equity account: an account reflecting the amount of undistributed profits created by the owner's capital and operations. Include......4, income account (income = income + gains): reflects the enterprise production and operation activities of the proceeds of the account. Include......5 cost account: accounts reflecting the costs and expenses of the enterprise's production and operation activities. Include......(two) the accounts are classified according to the level of detail of the indicators provided1. General ledger accounts: accounts of the specific content of the enterprise's economic activities,It can provide an aggregate accounting index for a specific economic business. (also known as general ledger accounts, first class accounts), such as raw materials and so on, the general national unified formulation.2 、 subsidiary ledger account: an account of detailed accounting of an enterprise's economy, which can provide detailed accounting indexes of a specific economic business.Such as "materials", the general ledger accounts set "raw materials."","B material" is usually expressed as:Material -- armour material- B materialAccounts receivable - Hongxing CorporationXinhua CorporationThe subsidiary ledger account is set up according to the specific content of the enterprise's economic business, and the detailed accounting data provided by it is mainly to meet the needs of the enterprise's internal management.If a general ledger account owned subsidiary ledger account is more, in order to control, can also set up two accounts.(three) other classification methods of accounting accounts;1, the accounts included in the classification of accounting statementsCan be divided into: balance sheet accounts and incomestatement accounts.2. The accounts are classified according to the accounting entityCan be divided into table accounts and off balance accounts.An internal account is an account used to determine the assets, liabilities, owners' equity, income, expenses and profits of an accounting entity.Off balance accounts refer to the accounts used for accounting the assets of the accounting entity, such as the fixed assets account, the escrow commodity and the material account, etc., which are rented out by operating leases.3, the account is classified according to the ending balance:Can be divided into- debit balance account (asset class)- credit balances (liabilities and owners' equity)- end of no balance accounts (income and expense classes)Usually:The account with the balance at the end of the term is called a real account, and the balance of the real account represents the assets, liabilities and owner's equity of the enterprise.The account with no balance at the end of the term is called a virtual account, and the amount of the virtual account reflects the profits and losses of the enterprise.The fourth chapter is the double entry bookkeeping principle and its applicationSection 1 principles of double entry bookkeepingBookkeeping method - how will it be after the economic operation?The method of recording it into an account.Accounting methods can be divided into two categories:Single entry double entry bookkeeping method andThe accounting elements in 1, the single entry method -- economic business after the occurrence of changes in general only in an account record registration method.2, double entry bookkeeping means the bookkeeping method for each transaction or transaction with equal amounts and in two or more two connected accounts.Our country has used the debit and credit accounting method, the increase and decrease accounting method and the payment and accounting method.The international accounting method is debit and credit bookkeeping;In order to conform to international practice, China's accounting standards and accounting system stipulates that the accounting entity can only use the debit and credit accounting method.First, the theoretical basis of debit and credit bookkeepingDebit and credit bookkeeping refers to "borrowing" and "lending" as the accounting symbolsNumber "to borrow, borrow, borrow must be equal" as accounting rulesA double entry accounting method for recording economic transactions.The theory of debit and credit bookkeeping is based on:"Assets = Liabilities + owner's equity"At any time any one accounting entity, "assets = Liabilities + equity" such a balanced relationship, regardless of how changes in economic business, capital movement caused will not break the balance. 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