Advanced Accounting

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First upon we are thankful to all readers of the Financial Accounting-I & II, Corporate Accounting I & II books for countless response. We are privileged to present this book...

Name : Advanced Accounting
Vendor : Prashant Publication
Type : T.Y.B.Com.| Sem - V
Manufacturing : September 2026
Total Pages : 128 Pages

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First upon we are thankful to all readers of the Financial Accounting-I & II, Corporate Accounting I & II books for countless response. We are privileged to present this book to Commerce students, respectful faculties, and readers as a skill enhancement course. This book is projected for undergraduate-level students, businessmen, and accounting practitioners as per NEP-2020. This book is designed in fulfillment of the revised syllabi of Advanced Accounting, T.Y.B.Com of Savitribai Phule Pune University 2026 as per National Education policy. This book is also proficient and useful to students and faculties of financial accounting from diverse Universities in India. All chapters are discussed in a detailed, simple, and lucid language which would help students their study advanced accounting in easy manner. Adequate and explicable theory and practical illustrations are given under each topic. Our book aims to assist readers concerning about importance and recent issues of advanced accounting. The book is organized into four chapters viz Valuation of Shares, Introduction of Government Accounting, Government Accounting Standards and Containers or Package Accounts and Voyage Accounts. We tried to make this book in such a way that would assist students and readers to understand the basics regarding all the chapters incorporated in it. In addition to this, we comprise a number of variant illustrative solutions using simple and comprehensible methods. This book is the gateway to B.Com. in Accountancy.
Overall, we hope that this book will be beneficial to all readers including students, faculties, professionals, businessmen and accounting practitioners.

1. Valuation of Shares......................................................07
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Valuation of Shares
1.3 Need of Valuation of Shares
1.4 Valuation and Stock Exchange Price
1.5 Methods of valuation of shares
1.5.1 Intrinsic Value Method
1.5.2 Yield Value Method
1.5.3 Fair Value Method
1.5.4 Valuation Based on Rate of Return
1.5.5 Valuation Based on Productivity Factors
1.6 Illustrations
1.7 Exercises

2. Introduction to Government Accounting.......................65
2.1 Meaning and objectives of Government Accounting
2.2 Difference between Government Accounting and Commercial Accounting
2.3 General Principles of Government Accounting
2.4 Classification of Government Accounts
2.5 Form of Government Accounts
2.6 System of Financial Administration in India
2.7 Classification of Expenditure in Government Accounts
2.8 Important Terms: Public Accounts Committee, Vote on Account, Supplementary Grant, Treasury and Functions of Treasury

3. Government Accounting Standards by GASAB..............76
3.1 Government Accounting Standards Advisory Board (GASAB)
3.1.1 Structure of the Board
3.1.2 Responsibilities of the Board
3.2 Indian Government Accounting Standards:
3.2.1 IGAS-1: Guarantees given by Governments:
Disclosure
Requirements
3.2.2 IGAS-2: Accounting and Classification of Grants-in-aid
3.2.3 IGAS-3: Loans and Advances made by Governments
3.2.4 IGAS-4: Indian Government Accounting Standard on Prior Period Adjustments

4. Containers or Packages Accounts and Voyage Accounts.........................89
4.1 Containers or Packages Accounts
4.1.1 Meaning and Introduction
4.1.2 Classification of Containers
4.1.2.1
When not separately charged
4.1.2.2
When Separately charged
4.1.3 Preparation of Ledger Accounts
4.1.4
A) Numerical Problems on containers or packages
4.1.4 B) Numerical Prob
lems on containers or packages accounts
4.2 Voyage Accounts:
4.2.1 Meaning and Introduction
4.2.2 Important Terms
4.2.3 Problem on Voyage Account (Complete Voyage)

References..................................................................127