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This document outlines the draft syllabus for Accountancy classes 11 and 12 in Tamil Nadu, India. It lists 15 units for class 11 covering topics such as the conceptual framework of accounting, books of accounts, final accounts, depreciation, and computerized accounting. It also lists 10 units for class 12 covering topics such as accounts from incomplete records, partnership accounts, company accounts, and financial statement analysis. The syllabus provides the content that will be covered in each topic for both classes.
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Accountancy

This document outlines the draft syllabus for Accountancy classes 11 and 12 in Tamil Nadu, India. It lists 15 units for class 11 covering topics such as the conceptual framework of accounting, books of accounts, final accounts, depreciation, and computerized accounting. It also lists 10 units for class 12 covering topics such as accounts from incomplete records, partnership accounts, company accounts, and financial statement analysis. The syllabus provides the content that will be covered in each topic for both classes.
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STATE COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING

TNCF 2017 - DRAFT SYLLABUS

Subject :Accountancy Class : XI

TOPIC CONTENT

Unit 1 : Evolution of Accounting; Meaning and Definition of

Introduction To Accounting; Importance of Accounting; Functions


Accounting of Accounting; Important terms used in
Accountancy; Users of accounting information;
Role of Accountant in Business

Unit 2 : Book keeping: Meaning and Definition; Features;

Conceptual Framework Objectives; Advantages and limitations; Book


Of Accounting - I keeping Vs. Accounting; Accountancy; Accounting
cycle;Accounting concepts; Accounting conventions

Unit 3 : Accounting standards: Meaning and need,

Conceptual Framework International Accounting Standards - An


Of Accounting - Ii
introduction; Indian Accounting standards - An
introduction

Unit 4 : Double entry system: Meaning; Advantages;

Books Of Prime Entry Transactions; Accounting equations [Theory and


Problems]; Account: Meaning and classification;
Journal entries: Meaning, Accounting rules; Steps
in journalizing; Passing Journal entries

Unit 5 : Meaning; Specimen; Posting from journals to


Ledgers ledgers; Balancing the ledger account

Unit 6 : Meaning, Methods and Purpose; Specimen of a

Trial Balance Trial Balance; Preparation of Trial Balance

Unit 7 : Meaning and advantages; Subsidiary books Vs.

Subsidiary Books – I Principal books; Types of subsidiary books;


Purchase book and purchase returns book; Sales
book and sales returns book; Bills receivables
book and Bills payable book; Journal proper

Unit 8 : Cash Book: Meaning; Importance; Kinds of Cash

Subsidiary Book – II book; Single column cash book; Double column


cash book; Three column cash book; Petty cash
book: Simple and analytical petty cash book –
Ordinary and imprest system

Unit 9 : Meaning; Need; Causes and disagreement between

Bank Reconciliation cash book and Bank statement; Procedure for


Statement preparing Bank Reconciliation Statement;
Preparation of Bank Reconciliation Statement

Unit 10 : Meaning and stages of Errors; Classification of

Rectification Of Errors Errors; Errors disclosed and errors not disclosed by


the Trial Balance; Steps to locate errors; Suspense
Account; Rectification Entries

Unit 11 : Capital and revenue expenditure; Capital and

Capital And Revenue revenue receipts; Deferred revenue expenditure;


Transactions Distinction between capital and revenue
expenditure; Distinction between capital and
revenue receipt
Unit 12 : Meaning and definition; Objects of providing

Depreciation depreciation; Causes of depreciation; Factors


Accounting determining depreciation; Methods of depreciation
(Theory only); Straight line Method – Problems;
Written down value method – Problems; Profit or
loss on sale of Asset

Unit 13 : Introduction to final accounts; Trading A/c:

Final Accounts Of Sole Meaning, Format; Profit and Loss A/c: Meaning,
Proprietors - I Format; Balance Sheet: Meaning, grouping and
marshalling of assets & liabilities, classification of
assets & liabilities, Format of a balance sheet;
Methods of preparing the final accounts: Horizontal
form and vertical form; Opening entry and closing
entry; Preparation of final accounts

Unit 14 : Adjustments: Closing stock, outstanding expenses;

Final Accounts Of Sole Prepaid expenses, Accrued income; Depreciation;


Proprietors – II Bad debts and provision for doubtful debts
&discount on Debtors, Provision for discount on
creditors; Interest on capital and interest on
drawings; Preparation of final accounts with
adjustments

Unit 15 : Introduction to computers and computerized

Computerised accounting; Meaning, Capabilities and Limitations


Accounting of Computerized Accounting System; Codification
and grouping of Accounts; Micro Soft Office – Word
and Excel Practical
STATE COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING

TNCF 2017 - DRAFT SYLLABUS

Subject :Accountancy Class : XII

TOPIC CONTENT

Unit 1 : Meaning and Definition; Features and limitations;

Accounts From Differences between incomplete records and double


Incomplete Records-I entry system; Statement of Affairs Method: Steps to
be followed; Distinction between Statement of affairs
and Balance Sheet; Conversion method: Steps to be
followed; Statement of affairs method; Conversion
method

Unit 2 : Introduction; Receipts and Payments Account:

Accounts Of Non-Profit Meaning, Format; Income and Expenditure Account:


Organisations Meaning, Format; Distinction between Receipts and
Payments A/c and Income and Expenditure A/c;
Balance Sheet; Items peculiar to non-profit
organisations whichrequire special treatment

Unit 3 : Partnership: Meaning and Features; Features of

Partnership Accounts – Limited Liability Partnership; Partnership deed;


Basic Concepts Relevant provisions of Indian Partnership Act 1932 in
the absence of partnership deed; Types of Partners;
Fixed/fluctuating capital accounts; Interest on
capital and Interest on drawings; Salary and
commission; Division of profits among partners; Profit
and loss appropriation account
Unit 4 : Goodwill: Meaning and nature; Methods of valuation

Treatment Of Goodwill of Goodwill; Average profit method; Super profit


In Partnership Accounts method; Capitalisation method; Need for valuation of
goodwill in partnership

Unit 5 : Introduction; Sacrificing ratio and new profit sharing

Partnership - Admission ratio; Revaluation of Assets and Liabilities;


Adjustment for Goodwill; Accounting treatment of
reserves and accumulatedprofits; Revaluation
account, capital account and Balance Sheet
of a new firm

Unit 6 : Meaning and reasons for retirement; Gaining ratio

Partnership Accounts– and new profit sharing ratio; Revaluation of Assets


Retirement and Liabilities; Adjustment for Goodwill; Accounting
treatment of distribution of reserves and accumulated
profits; Revaluation account, capital account and
Balance Sheet after retirement

Unit 7 : Meaning; New profit sharing ratio and gaining ratio;

Partnership Accounts: Revaluation of Assets and liabilities; Adjustment for


Death Of A Partner goodwill; Distribution of accumulated profits and
losses; Amount due to deceased partner’s executor;
Settlement of amount due

Unit 8 : Company: Definition and characteristics;

Company Accounts – I Characteristics of a Company; Different types of


shares and share capital; Accounting treatment for
issue of shares at par, Premium and discount; Over
subscription and under subscription of shares;
Forfeitures and reissue of shares

Unit 9 : Financial Statements: Meaning and Features;

Financial Statement Significance& Limitations; Format of company final


Analysis - I accounts as perCompanies Act, 2013; Tools of
financial statement analysis: Common size
statement, Comparative statement, Trend Analysis,
Funds Flow statement, Cash Flow Statement

Unit 10 : Common size Financial Statements; Comparative

Financial Statement Financial Statements; Trend Analysis


Analysis - II
[Problems]

Unit 11 : Accounting Ratios: Meaning and Definition;

Financial Statement Objectives and importance; Advantages and


Analysis - III limitations; Classification of Ratios on the basis of
financialstatements and functions; Computation of
ratios

Unit 12 : Application of computerised accounting system;

Computer Applications Automating the accounting system; Designing the


In Accounting - I accounting reports; Data exchange with other
information system

Unit 13 : Application of Computerised account system- "Tally

Computer Applications with GST package"; Practical on Application of


In Accounting – II accounting software- Creation of Company, Accounts
(Practical’s) group, etc. and generation of reports

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