Fund Based Accounting NPO Class 12 Accountancy notes pdf download

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looking for a Fund-based accounting lecture of NPO chapter class 12 Accountancy.

NPO organisation practices fund-based accounting wherein Specific Fund received are considered as capital receipts and recorded at the liabilities side of the Balance Sheet.

Here are below the Video lectures you can watch.

Further Video Lectures and Notes

S.NTopics
1.What is Fund Based Accounting in NPO
2.Admission and Entrance fees Accounting Treatment
3.Accounting Treatment of Life Membership Fees in NPO
4.Accounting Treatment of Donation in NPO
5.Accounting Treatment of Legacy in NPO
6.Accounting Treatment of Government Grant in NPO
7.Accounting Treatment of sale of Old News paper in NPO
8.Accounting Treatment of sale of Old Sports Material in NPO
9.Accounting Treatment of Cost of Material Consumed in NPO
10.Accounting treatment of Sale of Assets in NPO
11.Accounting treatment of Subscription in NPO
12.Accounting treatment of Subscription written off in NPO
S.NTopics
1.NPO Basic Concepts and Theory
2.Receipts and Payments account of NPO format, features, meaning
3.Income and expenditure account of NPO format features meaning
4.Difference between income and expenditure account and Profit & Loss A/c
5.Difference between Receipts and Payments account and income and expenditure account
6.Difference between receipts and payments account and cash book
7.Difference between NPO and profit organisation class 12
S.NNPO Chapter Solution
1.TS Grewal NPO Chapter solution 2021-22 Edition
2.DK Goyal NPO Chapter solution 2021-22 Edition
3.SK Sharma NPO Chapter solution 2021-22 Edition
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