WHAT IS ACCOUNTING?Accounting- in information system

WHAT IS ACCOUNTING?
WHAT IS ACCOUNTING?Accounting- in information system?

Accounting is an information system and can it can be considered as a language of business as well. The overall objective of an accounting information system is to provide information for various users. There are four branches of accounting namely financial accounting, cost accounting management accounting and social responding accounting.

Financial accounting is concerned with the recording the business transaction and directed toward the ascertainment result as well as financial accounting condition. Cost accounting is concerned with recording measuring and reporting the costs. Management accounting is concerned with providing the accounting information to the management for planning implementation and controlling. Similarly, social responsibility accounting is related with communication, measurement a controlling, similarly the business organization to the society where the organization are born and grown.

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1. Management accounting
2. Cost accounting
3. FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
4. Cost concept and classification
5. Accounting error and their rectification
6. Financial statement analysis
7. Subsidiary Books Account
8. balance sheet
9. Final account of a company
10. accounting worksheet
11. Bank Reconciliation Statement
12. FORFEITURE AND RE-ISSUE OF SHARES
13. Share Capital Accounting
14. account company 
15. Accounting Reserve and Provisions 
16. Depreciation for Accounting 
17. profit and loss account
18. Capital and revenue Account
19. Journal Accounting
20. Trial Balance Accounting
21. Petty Cash Book
22. Cash and Bank Transaction
23. Ledger Account
24. Journal Entry Accounting
25. Accounting Equation
26. Double Entry Book Keeping System
27. accounting term used Account
28. Accounting Meaning 
29. Accounting- in information system
30. Statement of expenditure report
31. Petty cash fund
32. Bank cash book/cash bank book
33. Journal voucher
34. Budget heads for the fiscal year
35. budget head expenditure
36. New accounting system
37. Government accounting
38. Accounting for incomplete records /single entry system
39. Accounting for non- trading concern
40. Cost reconciliation system
41. Unit or output costing
42. Accounting for overheads
43. Payroll sheet
44. Accounting for labor
45. Inventory Management
46. Issue of materials
47. Store keeping
48. Accounting for materials
49. Cost classification
50. Cash flow statement
51. Funds flow statement
52. Accounting Ratio analysis
53. Accounting for Debentures
54. ISSUE OF SHARES OTHER THAN CASH
55. ISSUE OF SHARE FOR CASH
56. Final Account
57. Accounting for labour