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Corporate Accounting (Advance)
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Corporate Accounting (Advance)

Basic to Advance of Corporate Accounting..
Last updated 7/2025
Hindi

What you'll learn

  • 1. Basic Corporate Accounting Terms
  • 2. Final Account
  • 3. Redemption of Preference shares
  • 4. Internal Re - Construction
  • 5. Goodwill
  • 6. Valuation of share
  • 7. Amalgamation
  • 8. Issue forfeiture and Reissue of share
  • 9. Debenture
  • 10. Holding company
  • Practical problems
  • Illustration and examples

Course content

10 sections171 lectures136h 42m total length
  • L - 146:57
  • L - 247:09
  • L - 344:34
  • L - 454:58
  • L - 552:53
  • L - 649:17
  • L - 753:52
  • L - 834:14

Requirements

  • Basic Accounting Knowledge

Description

Course Descriptions and Objectives are given below:

What will you learn in this course:

In this Course you will learn a lot of Knowledge and after complete this course you will excellent in Corporate Accounting. This course provide many chapter of Company Rules and Regulation including Theories and Practical Problems etc.

After Complete this you achieve a lot of information related to Corporate Accounting and its Application.

This Course Include :

1. Basic Corporate Accounting Terms

Basic Corporate Accounting Term:

What is a Company ?

Sources of fund (Liability

Meaning of share

Types of Shares

Meaning of Debenture

Difference between a share and debenture

Priority of payment at the time of winding up

Type/ kinds/ forms of share capital

Memorandum of Association

Articles of Association

STOCK EXCHANG :

BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)

NSE (National Stock Exchange)

2. Final Account

Meaning of Final Accounts

Requirement of Companies Act 2013,section 129

Schedule lll companies Act 2013

Balance Sheet Format

Explanations of Balance sheet items

Statement of Profit & Loss

Explanations of statement of P/L items

Bad Debts & Provision for Bad Debts

Practical Problems

3. Redemption of Preference shares

Meaning of Redeemable Preference Share

1.Balance Sheet (before Redemption)

2.Balance Sheet (after Redemption)

Provision for Redemption

Redemption at premium

Calls in arrear on Preference Share

Practical Problems

4. Internal Re - Construction

Meaning of internal Re-Construction

Procedure of internal reconstruction-steps

Meaning of External Re-construction

Examples of External Re – construction

Difference between internal reconstruction and external reconstruction

Steps for accounting treatment

Practical Problems

5. Goodwill

Meaning of goodwill

Goodwill is real it is not fictitious

Types or classification of Goodwill

Nature of Goodwill

Methods of valuation of Goodwill :

Average Profit Method :

Simple Average Profit Method

Weighted Average Profit Method

Super Profit Method : 

Simple Super Profit Method

Weighted super profit method

CAPITALIZATION METHOD :

capitalization of average profit method

capitalization of super profit method

Annuity method: 

All Method Practical Problems

6. Valuation of share

Need or Purposes of valuation of shares

Methods of Valuation of Shares

(1) Assets valuation method

(2) Income valuation method

(3) Fair valuation method

(4) Earning per share method

Practical Problems

7. Amalgamation

Amalgamation

Examples of Amalgamation

Absorption (merger) and

Examples of Absorption / Merger

External Re-construction

Examples of External Re – construction

Purchase consideration

Method of Purchase Consideration :

(1) Net payment method

(2) Net assets method

8. Issue forfeiture and Reissue of share

1. Issue of Share for Cash

2. Issue of Share Other than cash

3. Forfeiture and Reissue

4. Pro-rata allotment

Practical Problems

9. Debenture

Total Explanation and Theory and Practical Problems

10. Holding company

Meaning of Holding & subsidiary company

Advantages of Holding companies

Important Terms

Practical Problems

Illustration with solution for better understanding

Who this course is for:

  • Any Student who pursuing in B,com M,com BBA MBA 11th & 12th Commerce C.A. C.S. and C.M.A.