11th Accountancy - TamilNadu State Board (English Medium)
Chapter 1 : Introduction to Accounting
1. Introduction to Accounting
2. Evolution of Accounting
3. Meaning and Definition of Accounting
4. Accounting cycle
5. Objectives of Accounting
6. Functions of Accounting
7. Importance of Accounting
8. Basic Accounting terminologies
9. Branches of Accounting
10. Bases of Accounting
11. Users of Accounting information - Accountancy
12. Role of an accountant
Chapter 2 : Conceptual Framework of Accounting
1. Book-keeping: An introduction - Accountancy
2. Book-keeping Vs. Accounting
3. Relationship among Book-keeping, Accounting and Accountancy
4. Accounting Principles - Accountancy
5. Accounting Standards (AS) - Accountancy
6. International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) - Accountancy
7. Accounting Standards in India - Accountancy
Chapter 3 : Books of Prime Entry
1. Books of Prime Entry - Accountancy
2. Source documents - Books of Prime Entry | Accountancy
3. Double entry system - Definition, Principles, Advantages | Books of Prime Entry | Accountancy
4. Transaction and its type - Accountancy
5. Account - Accountancy
6. Approaches of recording transactions - Books of Prime Entry | Accountancy
7. Accounting rules - Accountancy
8. Journal entries - Meaning, Format, Steps, Different types, Application, Example, Advantages | Accountancy
9. Application of rules of double entry system - Accountancy
10. Analysis of transactions with Example - Books of Prime Entry | Accountancy
11. Journal entries: Illustration Problems with solution - Books of Prime Entry | Accountancy
Chapter 4 : Ledger
1. Ledger - Accountancy
2. Utilities of ledger - Accountancy
3. Format of ledger account - Accountancy
4. Distinction between journal and ledger - Accountancy
5. Procedure for posting - Ledger | Accountancy
6. Balancing of ledger accounts - Procedure, Illustration, Solution | Accountancy
Chapter 5 : Trial Balance
1. Introduction to trial balance
2. Need for preparing trial balance - Accountancy
3. Definition of trial balance - Accountancy
4. Features of trial balance - Accountancy
5. Objectives of preparing trial balance - Accountancy
6. Limitations of trial balance - Accountancy
7. Methods of preparing trial balance - Accountancy
8. Suspense account - Illustration, Solution | Accountancy
Chapter 6 : Subsidiary Books I
1. Subsidiary Books - I - Accountancy
2. Meaning of subsidiary books - Accountancy
3. Types of subsidiary books - Accountancy
4. Advantages of subsidiary books - Accountancy
5. Purchases book - Accountancy
6. Purchases returns book - Format, Example Illustration, Solution | Accountancy
7. Sales book - Format, Example Illustration, Solution | Accountancy
8. Sales returns book - Format, Example Illustration, Solution | Accountancy
9. Bills of exchange - Introduction, Definition, Features, Specimen, Important terms | Accountancy
10. Bills receivable book - Format, Example | Accountancy
11. Bills payable book - Format, Example | Accountancy
12. Journal proper - Accountancy
Chapter 7 : Subsidiary Books II Cash Book
1. Subsidiary Books - II Cash Book
2. Meaning of cash book - Accountancy
3. Cash Book - A subsidiary book and principal book of accounts - Accountancy
4. Importance of cash book - Accountancy
5. Types of cash book - Accountancy
6. Single column cash book - Accountancy
7. Cash discount and trade discount - Differences | Accountancy
8. Double column cash book (Cash book with cash and discount column) - Accountancy
9. Three column cash book (Cash book with cash, discount and bank column) - Accountancy
10. Petty cash book - Accountancy
Chapter 8 : Bank Reconciliation Statement
1. Bank Reconciliation Statement - Accountancy
2. Bank statement or bank pass book - Accountancy
3. Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS)
4. Reasons why bank column of cash book and bank statement may differ
5. Preparation of bank reconciliation statement
Chapter 9 : Rectification of Errors
1. Rectification of Errors - Accountancy
2. Meaning of errors - Rectification of Errors | Accountancy
3. Errors at different stages of accounting
4. Classification of errors - Accountancy
5. Errors disclosed by the trial balance and errors not disclosed by the trial balance
6. Steps to locate errors
7. Suspense account - Meaning, Preparation | Accountancy
8. Rectification of errors - Stages, Example Illustration, Solution
9. Errors in computerised accounting
Chapter 10 : Depreciation Accounting
1. Depreciation Accounting - Accountancy
2. Depreciation - Meaning and definition - Accountancy
3. Objectives of providing depreciation - Accountancy
4. Causes of depreciation - Accountancy
5. Characteristics of depreciation - Accountancy
6. Factors determining the amount of depreciation - Accountancy
7. Methods of providing depreciation - Different methods, Example, Merits, Limitations, Example Illustration, Solution | Accountancy
8. Straight line method/ Fixed instalment method / Original cost method - Example, Merits, Limitations, Example Illustration, Solution | Methods of providing depreciation | Accountancy
9. Merits and Limitations of Straight line method/ Fixed instalment method / Original cost method - Merits, Limitations | Methods of providing depreciation | Accountancy
10. Written down value / Diminishing balance method - Example, Merits, Limitations, Example Illustration, Solution | Methods of providing depreciation | Accountancy
11. Merits, Limitations and Suitability of Written down value / Diminishing balance method
12. Methods of recording depreciation - Accountancy
13. Calculation of profit or loss on sale of asset - Depreciation Accounting | Accountancy
Chapter 11 : Capital and Revenue Transactions
1. Capital and Revenue Transactions - Accountancy
2. Considerations in determining capital and revenue expenditures - Accountancy
3. Classification of expenditure - Accountancy
4. Capital expenditure - Examples, Features | Accountancy
5. Revenue expenditure - Examples, Features | Accountancy
6. Deferred revenue expenditure - Examples, Features | Accountancy
7. Comparison of capital, revenue and deferred revenue expenditure - Accountancy
8. Capital and revenue receipts - Accountancy
9. Distinction between capital and revenue receipts - Accountancy
10. Illustration Problems with Solution - Accountancy: Capital and Revenue Transactions
Chapter 12 : Final Accounts of Sole Proprietors I
1. Introduction to final accounts - Accountancy
2. Closing entries and Opening entry - Final Accounts of Sole Proprietors | Accountancy
3. Trading account - Accountancy
4. Profit and loss account - Accountancy
5. Balance sheet - Need for preparing, Methods of drafting, Preparation, Classification, Tutorial note | Accountancy
6. Differences between trial balance and balance sheet - Accountancy
7. Illustration Problems with Solution - Accountancy: Final Accounts of Sole Proprietors
Chapter 13 : Final Accounts of Sole Proprietors II
1. Final Accounts of Sole Proprietors-II
2. Adjustment entries and accounting treatment of adjustments
3. Illustration Problems with Solutions - Adjustment entries and accounting treatment of adjustments
4. Summary of adjusting entries and accounting treatment of adjustments
5. Final accounts with adjustments - Example Illustration with Solution | Accountancy
Chapter 14 : Computerised Accounting
1. Computerised Accounting: Introduction to computers
2. Computerised Accounting System (CAS) - Accountancy
3. Advantages of Computerised Accounting System - Accountancy
4. Limitations of Computerised Accounting System - Accountancy
5. Differences between manual and computerised accounting system - Accountancy
6. Accounting software - Accountancy
7. Grouping and codification of accounts - Accountancy
8. Microsoft Office - MS Word Practical - Computerised Accounting - Accountancy
9. Microsoft Office - MS Excel Practical - Computerised Accounting - Accountancy
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