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Master Double Entry Bookkeeping & GST Accounting (Hindi)
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234 students

What you'll learn

  • Introduction to Double Entry Bookkeeping
  • Basics of GST (Goods and Services Tax)
  • Practical GST Journal Entries
  • Intra-State & Inter-State Purchase Entries
  • Trade Discount & Purchase Return Entries
  • Accounting for Common Business Expenses

Course content

1 section5 lectures1h 39m total length
  • Part 1: GST Basics & Purchase Journal Entries25:39

    Part 1: GST Basics & Purchase Journal Entries

    Description:
    In this section, we lay the groundwork for your understanding of financial accounting under GST. You’ll begin with an overview of Goods and Services Tax (GST) and how it integrates into double entry bookkeeping. We then move on to practical journal entries for different types of purchases, including both intra-state and inter-state transactions. You’ll also learn how to pass entries for trade discounts and purchase returns, ensuring you build a strong base for accounting with GST.

    Topics Covered:

    • Introduction to Accounting & GST

    • Basics of GST and its impact on accounting

    • GST Journal Entries (with examples)

    • Purchase Entry – Intra-State

    • Purchase Entry – Inter-State

    • Trade Discount Entry

    • Purchase Return Entry

  • Part 2: Accounting for Drawings, Rent & Business Expenses24:31

    Part 2: Accounting for Drawings, Rent & Business Expenses

    Description:
    This section focuses on non-purchase business transactions and how to record them accurately in your books. Learn how to pass journal entries for personal use of goods (Drawings), recurring business expenses like Rent, and capital expenditures such as Asset Purchases. We'll also cover day-to-day business expenses like Telephone Charges and Advertisement Costs, helping you develop a clear understanding of expense accounting under GST.

    Topics Covered:

    • Drawing Entry

    • Rent Expense Entry

    • Asset Purchase Entry

    • Telephone Charges Entry

    • Advertisement Expense Entry

  • Part 3: Business Expense Entries & Abnormal Losses18:38

    Part 3: Business Expense Entries & Abnormal Losses

    Description:
    In this part, we focus on miscellaneous business expenses and losses, which are often overlooked but critical in accounting. You’ll learn how to account for regular office expenses like Bank Charges, Printing & Stationery, Postage & Courier, and also handle abnormal loss entries like goods lost by fire, goods gifted to staff, and goods distributed as free samples. Each entry is explained with practical context and GST impact.

    Topics Covered:

    • Bank Charges Entry

    • Printing & Stationery Expense Entry

    • Postage & Courier Expense Entry

    • Goods Lost by Fire Entry

    • Goods Gifted to Staff Entry

    • Goods Distributed as Samples Entry

  • Part 4: Sales Journal Entries with GST15:32

    Part 4: Sales Journal Entries with GST

    Description:
    Now that you understand purchases and expenses, this section dives deep into sales transactions under the GST regime. Learn how to record sales journal entries for both intra-state and inter-state supplies, handle sales returns and adjustments, and account for inclusive GST pricing. We’ll also look at rent income accounting, covering both income and GST aspects. This part strengthens your understanding of revenue-side accounting.

    Topics Covered:

    • Introduction to Double Entry Bookkeeping & GST

    • Sales Journal Entries – Intra-State

    • Sales Return & Adjustment Entries – Intra-State

    • Sales Journal Entries – Inter-State

    • Sales Return & Adjustment Entries – Inter-State

    • Rent Income Accounting

    • Sales Entries with Inclusive GST Pricing

  • Part 5: Income Entries, Discounts & ITC Adjustments14:44

    Part 5: Income Entries, Discounts & ITC Adjustments

    Description:
    The final section focuses on other incomes, discounts, and adjustments of GST liability. Learn how to account for commission income, apply trade and cash discounts, and adjust Output GST Liability with Input Tax Credit (ITC). These topics are crucial for finalizing accounts and ensuring compliance with GST provisions.

    Topics Covered:

    • Commission Income Accounting

    • Trade Discount Entry (Sales Side)

    • Cash Discount Entry

    • Adjusting Output GST Liability with ITC

    • Final Wrap-up and Conclusion

  • Mastering Double Entry Bookkeeping & GST Journal Entries

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of commerce or accounting (helpful but not mandatory)
  • No prior knowledge of GST required
  • Willingness to learn and practice journal entries

Description

Are you struggling to understand how to record accounting transactions under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime? Want to learn practical journal entries for business transactions in a GST-compliant way? This comprehensive course is designed for students, business owners, accounting professionals, and GST learners who want to master the fundamentals of Double Entry Bookkeeping along with GST Accounting using real-world examples.

This course brings you a practical, hands-on approach to learning journal entries for both intra-state and inter-state transactions, sales, purchases, returns, discounts, and a wide range of expenses and incomes, all under the GST framework.

What You’ll Learn:

Introduction to Double Entry Bookkeeping
Basics of GST (Goods and Services Tax)
Practical GST Journal Entries
Intra-State & Inter-State Purchase Entries
Trade Discount & Purchase Return Entries
Accounting for Common Business Expenses:

  • Rent

  • Telephone Charges

  • Advertisement

  • Printing & Stationery

  • Postage & Courier

  • Bank Charges
    Asset Purchase Entries
    Goods Lost by Fire / Gifted to Staff / Distributed as Samples
    GST-Compliant Sales Entries (Intra-state & Inter-state)
    Sales Return Entries and Adjustments
    Inclusive GST Sales Entries
    Rent Income and Commission Income Accounting
    Trade Discount and Cash Discount Entries
    Adjusting Output GST Liability with Input Tax Credit (ITC)
    Summary, Conclusion & Next Steps

Why Take This Course?

  • Learn through realistic examples and journal entries

  • Perfect for CA students, commerce graduates, and accounting professionals

  • Strong foundation in financial accounting under GST

  • Easy-to-understand explanations for beginners and intermediates

  • Focus on practical entries, not just theory

  • Helps in college exams, professional courses, and job interviews

Who This Course is For:

  • Students of Class 11, 12, BCom, CA Foundation / Inter

  • Aspiring accountants and GST practitioners

  • Small business owners managing their own accounts

  • Anyone interested in understanding financial accounting with GST

Requirements:

  • Basic understanding of commerce or accounting (helpful but not mandatory)

  • No prior knowledge of GST required

  • Willingness to learn and practice journal entries

Course Format:

  • Clear and structured video lectures

  • Step-by-step explanation of every journal entry

  • Practical case-based approach

  • Visual learning with examples and explanations

Start Today!

By the end of this course, you’ll have a strong understanding of Double Entry Bookkeeping and the ability to accurately pass GST-compliant journal entries for various transactions. Whether you're a student or a working professional, this course will enhance your confidence in handling books of accounts and GST together.

Enroll now and take your accounting knowledge to the next level!

Who this course is for:

  • Students of Class 11, 12, Bcom, CA Foundation / Inter
  • Aspiring accountants and GST practitioners
  • Small business owners managing their own accounts
  • Anyone interested in understanding financial accounting with GST