Introduction to Accounting — Concept Maps
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Accounting – Complete Mind Map
The map in words
- Introduction to Accounting
- Book-Keeping
- Identify Financial Transactions
- Measure in Money Terms
- Record in Journal
- Classify in Ledger
- Founder: Lucas Pacioli
- Accounting
- All of Book-Keeping
- Summarise via Trial Balance
- Analyse Results
- Interpret Data
- Communicate to Users
- Accountancy
- Widest Scope
- Covers Book-Keeping
- Covers Accounting
- Principles and Practices
- Kohler Definition
- Users of Accounting
- Internal Users
- Owners or Proprietors
- Management
- Employees
- External Users
- Direct Interest
- Potential Investors
- Public
- Competitors
- Indirect Interest
- Government
- Banks
- Tax Authorities
- Creditors
- Society
- Direct Interest
- Internal Users
- Branches of Accounting
- Financial Accounting
- Records All Transactions
- Prepares Final Accounts
- Cost Accounting
- Controls Product Cost
- Decision Making
- Management Accounting
- Ratio Analysis
- Budgetary Control
- Cash Flow Statement
- Financial Accounting
- Evolution
- 4000 BC: Babylonia and Egypt
- 2000 BC: China
- 4th Century BC: India Arthashastra
- 1494: Pacioli Summa Venice
- 1543: English Translation
- 1795: Edward Jones
- Book-Keeping
This flowchart shows the sequential steps involved in the book-keeping process, from identifying transactions to classifying them in the ledger.
The map in words
- Identify Financial Transactions
- Measure in Terms of Money
- Record in Journal
- Classify in Ledger
- Book-Keeping Complete
- Classify in Ledger
- Record in Journal
- Measure in Terms of Money
This flowchart shows how accounting builds upon book-keeping, starting with recorded data and progressing through analysis and communication to users.
The map in words
- Book-Keeping: Recording & Classification
- Summarizing the Data
- Preparing Trial Balance
- Preparing Final Accounts
- Analyzing Results
- Communicating to Users
- Accounting Complete
- Communicating to Users
- Analyzing Results
- Preparing Final Accounts
- Preparing Trial Balance
- Summarizing the Data
Accounting and its foundation in book-keeping, accountancy, users, branches, and evolution
The map in words
- Accounting and its foundation in book-keeping, accountancy, users, branches, and evolution
- Accountancy
- Book-Keeping
- Accounting
- Users of Accounting Information
- Sub-Fields of Accounting
- Evolution of Accounting
- Advantages and Limitations
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