Article No 01 How I Learned ABC of Financial Accounting

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    FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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    Current Assets:

    Trading stocks such as day to day dry foods, coconut spoons, some plastic types items, village

    vegitables such as Me Karal, mugunuwanna, gotukola etc. The total worth of trading stocks

    was around Rs. 600.

    Cash in Hand

    Rs. 300 for emergency purposes and as change money.

    His opening Balance Sheet in current accounting is as follows.

    Opening Balance Sheet

    Capital and Equity

    Long Term Liabilities

    Bank Loan

    Current Liabilities

    Loan from Village Lender

    200

    300

    500

    Property Plant and Equipment

    Wooden Rack

    Balance (Budry)

    Current Assets

    Trading stocks

    Cash in Hand

    80

    20

    600

    300

    1000 1000

    My mother was appointed as the Finance Manager who studied until grade 6 and my father

    took the position as owner Manager. He has purchased 3 CR Books for accounting and ruled

    by using ink pen for writing the accounts. In todays accounting these three books could be

    considered as General Ledger, Stock Register and the Cash ook . By watching it, I thought

    my father knows everything in the world specially in Accounting and Financial Management.

    He was my Hero and he was my first professor of Accounting.

    I will explain further in the same topic in my next article on How I learnt ABC of Accounting.

    Written by

    Jayantha Kothalawala

    B.SC Mgt Sp. Hons FCA ACMA MBA-Finance