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CS Executive Programme Module-I (2013 Syllabus) Paper-2 ,This Book is useful for cs Executive students Appearing in Dec, 2018 Exam and onward
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General Information:
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Publication: Shuchita Prakashan
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Cover: Paperback
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Language: English
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ISBN Number: 9789386801586
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Edition: 28th 2018
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Useful For: Cs Executive students
Key Features -
Uniquely designed MCQ book with ample questions to practice.
Examination focused learning tool specially prepared to cater exams from Dec. 2014 onwards.
Chapter at a Glance containing summary of each chapter in lucid language.
Questions covering almost all topics relevant for examination.
More than 1200 MCQ’s with answers.
Objective questions from past examinations.
Practical questions with answers in each chapter
Smart & tactful means to check the aptitude.
A complete practice diet for the students.
A Step to success in examinations.
Question Papers of Last 4 Examinations.
Contents -
Introduction to Cost and Management Accounting
Material Cost
Labour Cost
Direct Expenses and Overheads
Activity Based Costing
Cost Records (Integrated & non-Integrated Accounts and Reconciliation of Cost)
Costing Systems – I (Unit or Output Costing, Cost Sheet, Job Costing, Batch Costing, Contract Costing)
Costing Systems – II (Process Costing)
Costing Systems – III (Service Costing / Operating costing)
Marginal costing
Standard Costing and Variance Analysis
Budget, budgting and budgetary Control
Cost Acouting Records and Cost Audit
Analysis and interpretation of financial Statements (Ratio Analysis, Cash Flow Statement, fund flow Statement.
About the Author:-
In Understanding the Black Economy and Black Money in India, Arun Kumar takes us on a journey from the origins of the black economy in India to what should come after demonetisation. Demonetisation has not dented the black economy, but it has damaged the white economy, especially the unorganised sectors. The survey does not lift the mist of confusion on India’s macroeconomic situation after demonetisation, while the conservative fiscal stance being proposed will only lead to an aggravation of the problems confronting the economy. Making India a less-cash economy will not necessarily end the generation of black money. It only means that the circulation of black income will take place differently. They have diligence and immense ability to learn, relearn and unlearn. Inspite being India’s best faculty and accepted in whole country they are still far away from arrogance. They have been playing multiple roles since the time they are teachers. They are teachers, motivators, friends, counselors and inspiration for many aspirants. They give students a classroom where they can share their doubts and can receive maximum learning.
