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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Manual And Computerized Accounting Processing System Jamb Accounting Past Questions
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Accounting equation
Accounts of Not-For-Profit-Making Organizations
Accruals and prepayments
Adjustments
Admission/retirement of a partner
Advantages and disadvantages of manual and computerized accounting processing system
Apportionment of expenses
Appropriation account
Bank reconciliation statement
Bank Transactions and Reconciliation Statements
Books of original entry
Branch Accounts
Branch accounts in the head office books
Branches of accounting
Capital and recurrent expenditure
Cashbook
Causes of discrepancies between cashbook and bank statement
Columnar cashbooks
Comparison of cash and accrual basis of accounting
Computer hardware and software
Consolidated revenue fund
Control Accounts and Self-balancing Ledgers
Conversion of a partnership to a company
Conversion of single entry to double entry
Cost apportionment
Cost classification
Departmental Accounts
Departmental trading and profit and loss account
Determination of missing figures
Development of accounting
Discounts
Dissolution of partnership
Distinction between capital and revenue reserves
E-banking system
Ethics in Accounting
Final accounts of companies
Formation and classification of companies
Formation of partnership
Functions of source documents
Head office account
Importance of control accounts
Income and expenditure account
Income statement (Trading and profit and loss account)
Incomplete Records and Single Entry
Information Technology in Accounting
Instrument of bank transactions
Instruments of financial regulation
Interpretation of accounts using ratios
Introduction to Company Accounts
Issue of shares and debentures
Joint Venture Accounts
Manual and computerized accounting processing system
Manufacturing Accounts
Memorandum Joint venture accounts
Methods of cost determination using FIFO, LIFO and simple average
Nature and Significance of Accounting
Objectives of bookkeeping and accounting
Objectives of branch accounts
Objectives of departmental accounts
Objectives of ethics in accounting
Objectives of Joint Venture Accounts
Objectives of Not-For-Profit-Making organizations
Partners current and capital accounts
Partnership Accounts
Personal accounts of venturers
Petty cashbook and the imprest system
Preparation of final accounts from incomplete records
Preparation of manufacturing account
Principles of Double Entry
Principles, concepts, and conventions of accounting
Processes involved in data processing
Profit and loss account
Provision for bad and doubtful debt
Provision for depreciation using straight-line and reducing balance methods
Provision for discounts
Public Sector Accounting
Purchases ledger control account
Qualities of an Accountant
Receipts and payments account
Reconciliation of branch and head office books
Responsibilities and powers
Role of accounting records and information
Sales ledger control account
Sources of government revenue
Statement of assets and liabilities
Statement of financial position (Balance sheet)
Statement of financial position (Balance sheet)
Stock Valuation
The advantages and disadvantages of the methods
The Final Accounts of a Sole Trader
The importance of stock valuation
The ledger and its classifications
Treatment of goodwill
Trial balance
Types and treatment of errors and uses of suspense account
Users and characteristics of Accounting information
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