ACC407

SEMESTER OCT 2024 - FEB 2025



Test 1 - Question & MCQ Self Test
  1. Test 1 2024 | Question | MCQ |
  2. Test 1 2023-2024 | Question | MCQ |
  3. Test 1 2023 | Question | MCQ |
  4. Test 1 2022-2023 | Question | MCQ |
  5. Test 1 2022 + additional questions | MCQ |
Test 2 - Question & MCQ Self Test
  1. Test 2 2024 | Question | MCQ |
  2. Test 2 2023-2024 | Question | MCQ |
  3. Test 2 2023 | Question | MCQ |
ASSESSMENT
Test 1 30%
Test 2 30%
Group Project 1 - (Presentation) 15%
Final Project – (Simulation) 25%

PYQ Exercises

Seminar 1
Seminar 2

Fundamental qualitative characteristics
  • Relevance
  • Faithful representation

Enhancing qualitative characteristics
  • Comparability
  • Verifiability
  • Timeliness
  • Understandability

Accounting assumptions and concepts
  • Going concern
  • Historical cost
  • Economic entity
  • Money measurement
Statement of Financial Position format and its elements

Basic accounting equation

Effects of transactions on the basic accounting equation

Expanded accounting equation.

Effects of transactions on the expanded accounting equation


Seminar 3

Double entry rules

Ledger entries

Balancing off ledger account

Pre-adjusted trial balance

Pre-adjusted financial statements
  1. PYQ 2021 Febuary
  2. PYQ 2021 August
  3. PYQ 2019 June

Seminar 4

Introduction to source documents

Types of journals:
  • Sales journal
  • Purchases journal
  • Return inwards journal.
  • Return outwards journal.
  • Cash Receipts Journal
  • Cash Payments journal
  • General journal
Types of ledgers
  • Sales ledger
  • Purchases ledger
  • General ledger
Recording process from source documents to journals and posting to ledgers


Seminar 5

Adjustments of accruals and prepayments through ledger accounts

Bad debts and bad debts recovered

Doubtful debts and Allowance for doubtful debts using allowance method

Capital expenditure and revenue expenditure

Depreciation of non- current assets (the cost of non-current assets should already 
include the amount of capital expenditure)
  • Definition of depreciation based on MFRS116
  • Factors causing depreciation
  • Show calculation for depreciation using straight line and reducing balance method on yearly basis only

Seminar 6

Preparation of financial statements using vertical format presentation Relate to accounting assumptions and concepts used such as:
  • Accruals based concept (accruals and prepayments of expenses and revenue; depreciation) 
  • Neutrality concept (allowance for doubtful debts)
  • Business entity concept (drawings and personal transactions)
  • Going concern (the measurement of assets in the financial statements)
  • Money measurement concept

Seminar 7

Definition of partnership.

Formation of Partnership

Characteristics of Partnership
  • Explain the advantages and disadvantages of partnership as a form of business ownership compared to a sole trader and limited liability company
  • Explain the purpose and the main content of a partnership agreement.
  • Explain the requirements of Section 26 of the Partnership Act 1961
Explain the three types of partners (general partner, sleeping partner and limited liability partner)
    Introduction to partnership accounts
      Partner’s Capital and Current Accounts 
      • Compute and record partners’ share of profits/losses, interest on capital, salaries, drawings and interest on drawings 
      • Prepare partners’ current accounts and partners’ capital accounts 
      • Preparation of financial statements for partnership: 
      • Statement of Profit or Loss 
      • Appropriation Statement 
      • Statement of Financial Position
      Simple change in partnership (change at beginning and the end of the financial year)
      • Assets revaluation 
      • Goodwill 
      • Incorporate the change in partnership (admission, retirement or change in profit sharing ratio) in the Appropriation account and in the capital and/or current accounts

      SEMESTER OCT 2023 - FEB 2024

      ACC406 is designed to provide:
      1. a fundamental understanding of the basic accounting concepts, 
      2. principles and techniques of double entry system, 
      3. procedures in preparing financial statements of a sole trader for merchandising and service enterprise 
      4. and procedures in preparing financial statements of a partnership business. 

      This course aims to provide students with:
      1. the basic accounting knowledge of the total recording process as well as maintenance of full set of accounts that a business organisation should keep.
      2. It is also designed to develop the student’s skill in preparing financial statements for partnership, simple changes in partnership and accounting treatment for asset revaluation and changes in goodwill.
      Carry marks - Test 1
      Video (Projek 1)



      Seminar 1
      Seminar 2

      Fundamental qualitative characteristics
      • Relevance
      • Faithful representation

      Enhancing qualitative characteristics
      • Comparability
      • Verifiability
      • Timeliness
      • Understandability

      Accounting assumptions and concepts
      • Going concern
      • Historical cost
      • Economic entity
      • Money measurement
      Statement of Financial Position format and its elements

      Basic accounting equation

      Effects of transactions on the basic accounting equation

      Expanded accounting equation.

      Effects of transactions on the expanded accounting equation


      Seminar 3

      Double entry rules

      Ledger entries

      Balancing off ledger account

      Pre-adjusted trial balance

      Pre-adjusted financial statements
      1. PYQ 2021 Febuary
      2. PYQ 2021 August
      3. PYQ 2019 June

      Seminar 4

      Introduction to source documents

      Types of journals:
      • Sales journal
      • Purchases journal
      • Return inwards journal.
      • Return outwards journal.
      • Cash Receipts Journal
      • Cash Payments journal
      • General journal
      Types of ledgers
      • Sales ledger
      • Purchases ledger
      • General ledger
      Recording process from source documents to journals and posting to ledgers


      Seminar 5

      Adjustments of accruals and prepayments through ledger accounts

      Bad debts and bad debts recovered

      Doubtful debts and Allowance for doubtful debts using allowance method

      Capital expenditure and revenue expenditure

      Depreciation of non- current assets (the cost of non-current assets should already 
      include the amount of capital expenditure)
      • Definition of depreciation based on MFRS116
      • Factors causing depreciation
      • Show calculation for depreciation using straight line and reducing balance method on yearly basis only

      Seminar 6

      Preparation of financial statements using vertical format presentation Relate to accounting assumptions and concepts used such as:
      • Accruals based concept (accruals and prepayments of expenses and revenue; depreciation) 
      • Neutrality concept (allowance for doubtful debts)
      • Business entity concept (drawings and personal transactions)
      • Going concern (the measurement of assets in the financial statements)
      • Money measurement concept

      Seminar 7

      Definition of partnership.

      Formation of Partnership

      Characteristics of Partnership
      • Explain the advantages and disadvantages of partnership as a form of business ownership compared to a sole trader and limited liability company
      • Explain the purpose and the main content of a partnership agreement.
      • Explain the requirements of Section 26 of the Partnership Act 1961
      Explain the three types of partners (general partner, sleeping partner and limited liability partner)
        Introduction to partnership accounts
          Partner’s Capital and Current Accounts 
          • Compute and record partners’ share of profits/losses, interest on capital, salaries, drawings and interest on drawings 
          • Prepare partners’ current accounts and partners’ capital accounts 
          • Preparation of financial statements for partnership: 
          • Statement of Profit or Loss 
          • Appropriation Statement 
          • Statement of Financial Position
          Simple change in partnership (change at beginning and the end of the financial year)
          • Assets revaluation 
          • Goodwill 
          • Incorporate the change in partnership (admission, retirement or change in profit sharing ratio) in the Appropriation account and in the capital and/or current accounts

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