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Accounting is a dynamic subject which is constantly evolving to keep pace with changes and new developments in business. It is a growing and developing subject and, as such, accounting concepts, procedures and techniques are also constantly being reviewed. A clear exposition of these concepts, procedures and techniques is a must for every business executive. The Universities and professional institutions which prepare young men and women for careers in business and industry have, therefore, a solemn duty to perform. Their courses must be constantly updated so that they meet the growing and dynamic demands of business and industry. The original structure of the book was designed to instruct Managers rather than Accountants. Keeping the above objectives in mind, most of the universities all over the country have incorporated a subject 'Accounting for Managers' in the course curriculum of their MBA and PGDM programmes. Accounting for Managers provides students with abundant knowledge of basic accounting principles and practices presented in a simple and a systematic manner. The unique feature of this book lies in the presentation of theory, which enables students to solve practical problems. The other main strengths of this book are its plentiful illustrative examples and end-of-chapter exercises. The wide coverage and user-friendly approach helps the book meet the requirements of the students of MBA, The book will also be of help to students of B.Com, M.Com, M.CA,M.F.M,CA, ICWA and CS. Contents - Chapter – 1 Nature and Scope of Financial Accounting Chapter – 2 Accounting Concepts and Conventions Chapter – 3 Accounting Process Chapter – 4 Capital and Revenue Chapter – 5 Depreciation and Valuation of Inventory Chapter – 6 Final Accounting Chapter – 7 Accounting Standards Chapter – 8 Human Resource Accounting Chapter – 9 Final Accounts of Companies Chapter – 10 Taxation and Tax Planning Chapter – 11 Analysis of Financial Statements Chapter – 12 Ratio Analysis Chapter – 13 Funds Flow and Cash Flow Statements Chapter – 14 Information to Cost Accounting Chapter – 15 Cost Sheet Chapter – 16 Marginal Costing & CVP Analysis
