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Chapter 1
Introduction
1.1
Introduction
institution
to
enhance
ones
practical
knowledge
and
of Business
curriculum activities is not enough for handling the real life business
situation. OCP program is the perfect blend of the theoretical and the
practical life experience. Whole the report has described the different
terms that is related to the AIS and the detail scenario of the different
private organizational performances.
1.2
1.3
1.5
Limitation
Since the personnel were very busy on their personal activities,
they could not provide enough time to me to discus my subject
broadly.
The website of Pedrollo are not that much rich with data.
I have some error while analyzing the data and preparing the report.
Chapter 2
Company Overview
Energy efficiency
Values
Values serve as a compass for our actions and describe how we behave in
the world.
Integrity: Be real
human
resource
departments
achieve
the
objectives
of
the
of
the
employees.
Leave of the Employees.
Ensure all festival & Incentive bonus.
Induction of newly appointed employees.
Identification of problems of employees.
Ensure Competency Assessment Report for all employees, yearly or
Interim.
Application:
Maximum
liquid
temperature +65 C *Ambient
temperature up to +40 C *Burst
pressure > 40 bar *Protection: IP 65
*VOLTAGE: 230 V - Frequency: 50/60
Hz *Max current: - 10 A EASYPRESS I
- 16 A EASYPRESS II
Performance: Max flow rate: 200
l/min (12 m/h) *Working pressure:
10 bar *Start-up pressure: 1.5 bar
Application:
*Mano-metric
suction lift up to 9 m (HS)
*Liquid temperature between
-10 C and +40 C *Ambient
temperature between -10 C
and +40 C *Max. Working
pressure 10 bar *Continuous
service S1
Performance: *Flow rate up to
160 l/min (9.6 m/h) *Head up
Application:
Manometric
suction lift up to 7 m *Liquid
temperature between -10C
and
+40C
*Ambient
temperature up to +40C *Max.
working
pressure
10
bar
*Continuous service S1
Performance: Flow rate up to
180 l/min (10.8m/h) * Head up
to 103 m
Application:
Manometric
suction lift up to 7 m *Liquid
temperature between -10C and
+90C *Ambient temperature
between -10C and +40C *Max.
working pressure 10 bar (6 bar
for 2CP25/130N) *Continuous
service S1
Performance: Flow rate up to
450 l/min (27 m/h) *Head up to
Chapter 3
AIS in Modern
Business
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3.1 Introduction
An accounting information system (AIS) is a system that collects,
records, stores and process data to produce information for decision
makers by Romney. An accounting information system is generally a
computer-based method for tracking accounting activity in conjunction
with information technology resources. The resulting statistical reports
can be used internally by management or externally by other interested
parties including investors, creditors and tax authorities.
AIS can be a very simple paper-and-pencil based manual system, a very
complex system using the very latest in computers and information
technology, or somewhere these two extremes. Regardless of the
approach taken, the process is the same.
Characteristics of useful Information:
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Procedures
and
Information
technology
infrastructure: The
actual physical
collect,
store,
process,
and
transmit
data
and
information)
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services.
Improving efficiency. Well-designed AIS can make operations more
disasters.
Improving decision making.
Flexibility means that the system should be so much flexible that it can
be changed when necessary. Flexibility helps the organization to perform
its task easily and quickly as they want
Organizational Structure should flexible for improving their
activities in different situation.
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Cost beneficial means the benefits of information must outweigh the cost
of providing it. Cost effectiveness indicates the minimizing process of
cost which helps to maximize the profit of an organization.
Data Documentation system is the process how data are
maintained and stoke for future.
Data Storing should be less costly because it reduces the level of
profit.
Maintenance of Data Structure is the most costly activities in
every organization so they should maintain is chiefly.
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Information generation
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them used more than one technique. In below I describe some activities
of reporting system FAD use for them.
Internal reporting:
Daily: Most of the activities are performed as daily basis like cash
transaction, every day expanse(e.g. entertainment of client, fuel
for generator), online transaction}
External reporting
Data
documentation:
Private
organization
maintains
the
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Chapter 4
AIS Explore in
Pedrollo
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4.1.1 Revenue
Revenue process includes:
Sales process
prices
for
products
or
services.
Bangladeshi
pumps
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requirement.
Prepare shipment documents: Seller sends the goods to the
buyer after preparing the invoice and packing list. After that seller
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seller match the return goods with the original sales invoice while
receive.
Warehouse & Inventory: Warehouse checks the condition of the
returned goods. If it is in repairable condition then repair it and send
to the buyer or update the inventory. If it is not in repairable
it to customer.
Update account receivable: After the sales return, seller updates
the account receivable accounts, cash record and general ledger.
sales invoice.
Update account receivable: After receiving the cash payment,
seller updates the accounts receivable accounts and general ledger.
4.1.2 Expenditure
Expenditure process includes:
Purchase Process
Where
information
technology
is
not
heavily
ingrained
Traditional
signatures
independent
of
the
order
value.),
slow
Authorized
purchase
requisition
Select vendor
Prepare purchase
order and send to
vendor
Receive invoice
from vendor and
Update inventory
Update account
payable
Purchase return
(if need)
Update inventory
record (after
return)
Update account
payable
Update general
ledger
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purchasing transaction.
Vendor selection: The vendor selection process can be a very
complicated.
Purchase order: A completed purchase requisition will be reviewed
and approved in the Procurement Department according to the
organizations policy for requisition approval. Once the requisition
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Payroll process
The payroll is the amount of money that a company pays its employees at
any given time. Sometimes every two weeks, or sometimes once every
month
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4.1.3 Conversion
3.1.4 Administration
Capital:
Capital is the money that is going to be invested in a business. Some of
the money will come out of from personal investment. Some of the money
may come from another source of financing, such as a bank or a small
business center loan. Thats the capital for starting a business. Knowing
how much capital needs to start a business will be a deciding factor on the
type of business might be start.
Investment:
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General Ledger:
The general ledger is a collection of the group of accounts that supports the
value items shown in the major financial statements. It is built up by posting
transactions recorded in the sales daybook, purchases daybook, cash book and
general journals daybook. The general ledger can be supported by one or more
subsidiary ledgers that provide details for accounts in the general ledger. For
instance, an accounts receivable subsidiary ledger would contain a separate
account for each credit customer, tracking that customer's balance separately.
This subsidiary ledger would then be totaled and compared with its controlling
account (in this case, Accounts Receivable) to ensure accuracy as part of the
process of preparing a trial balance.
Chapter 5
Standard
Accounting
Practices
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5.1 Introduction
In most organizations, the accounting function is the single largest user
of IT. All systems that process financial transactions impact the
accounting function in some way. As end users, accountants must
provide a clear picture of their needs to the professionals who design
their systems. The principal cause of design errors that result in system
failure is the absence of user involvement. Standard accounting practical
by Pedrollo nk ltd. are as follows:
5.1.1 Journal record
In this part described about a companys regular transactions. According
to the all the most common financial transactions are economic
exchanges with external parties.
Pedrollo nk Ltd.
General Journal
Date
Jan.
2014
Code
1, A100
0
Voucher
No
D0F 101
A200
0
S100
0
Jan.
2014
3, I140
00
Particulars
Ref
:
Debit
Cash
1,500,0
00
Bank
500,00
0
Capital
D0F 105
(Starting business
with cash & bank)
Prepaid office rent
Credit
2,000,0
00
60,000
Jan.
2014
5, A900
0
Cash
D0F 108
A100
0
L100
0
Jan.
2014
9, I300
0
2014
10, I800
0
2014
11, A600
0
D0F 110
2014
15, I600
0
D0F 115
D0F 117
(raw materials
purchase on credit)
Advertisement
(advertisement
paid by cash)
Furniture
D0F 127
(furniture
purchased by cash)
Office supply
200,00
0
10,000
10,000
150,00
0
150,00
0
55,000
Bank
(office supply
purchased with
check)
Insurance policy
2014
A100
200,00
0
Cash
D0F 132
23,
(machine purchase
with cash and
credit)
Raw materials
Cash
A200
0
Jan.
200,00
0
100,00
0
A/C payable
A100
0
Jan.
300,00
0
A/C payable
A100
0
Jan.
60,000
Cash
L100
0
Jan.
Cash
30
55,000
100,00
0
50,000
Jan.
2014
31, I700
0
Bank
D0F 139
I140
00
Feb.
2014
3, A400
0
Feb.15,
2014
A100
0
D0F 145
2014
L100
0
D0F 151
2014
I400
0
A100
(adjusting
transaction)
Inventory
10,000
30,000
(Inventory
purchased by
check)
Salary
30,000
25,000
Cash
D0F 159
(Salary paid by
cash)
Cash
A/C receivable
25,000
200,00
0
50,000
Sale
D0F 167
A100
0
Feb.28,
10,000
Bank
A300
0
I100
0
Feb.25,
50,000
A200
0
(Insurance paid by
cash & bank)
Office rent
250,00
0
100,00
0
Cash
D0F 173
Adjusting
transaction)
Wage
Cash
31
100,00
0
10,000
10,000
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Feb.28,
2014
I700
0
D0F 180
I140
00
Apr.
2014
5, I600
0
L100
0
(wage paid by
cash)
Office rent
10,000
D0F 188
(adjusting
transaction)
Salary
10,000
25,000
Cash
D0F 197
(salary paid by
cash)
Computer
25,000
30,000
Cash
D0F 208
(computer
purchased by cash)
Cash
A/C receivable
30,000
320,00
0
80,000
Sales
D0F 214
400,00
0
10,000
D0F 221
(adjusting
transaction)
Office supply
A/C payable
(O/S purchased by
credit)
10,000
15,000
15,000
10, I500
0
D0F 229
A100
0
Apr.
2014
25, L100
0
2014
30, I700
0
D0F 236
2014
1, A800
0
D0F 241
2014
9, I500
0
D0F 249
June.
2014
8, A100
0
Adjusting
transaction)
Office rent
100,00
0
10,000
(adjusting
transaction)
Delivery truck
10,000
150,00
0
A/C payable
100,00
0
50,000
Cash
D0F 257
A100
0
100,00
0
L100
0
A100
0
May.
(Salary paid by
cash)
A/C payable
25,000
Bank
I140
00
May.
25,000
Cash
A200
0
Apr.
Salary
(truck purchased
with cash &
account)
Salary
25,000
Cash
D0F 264
(Salary paid by
cash)
Office rent
25,000
10,000
D0F 272
(adjusting
transaction)
Cash
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10,000
50,000
A/C receivable
34
50,000
(adjustment entry)
June. 10, I500
0
2014
A100
0
July.
2014
3, I140
00
D0F 279
2014
9, I500
0
D0F 284
(Salary paid by
cash)
Office rent
25,000
10,000
D0F 292
(adjusting
transaction)
Prepaid office rent
10,000
60,000
Cash
D0F 305
A100
0
25,000
Cash
A100
0
July.
Salary
60,000
35,000
Cash
D0F 314
(Salary paid by
cash)
A/C receivable
35,000
300,00
0
Sale
300,00
0
(sales on account)
July. 31, I700
0
2014
I140
00
Aug.
2014
8, I500
0
D0F 323
Office rent
10,000
D0F 331
(adjusting
transaction)
Salary
10,000
35,000
Sep.
2014
5, I300
0
Cash
D0F 339
2014
6, I900
0
D0F 345
50,000
50,000
10,000
D0F 356
(adjusting
transaction)
Raw materials
10,000
100,00
0
Bank
D0F 362
A100
0
35,000
Withdraw/ Cash
A200
0
Sep.
(Salary paid by
cash)
Capital
(raw materials
purchase with
check)
Transportation
100,00
0
10,000
Cash
D0F 369
(transportation
cost paid by cash)
Salary
10,000
35,000
Cash
D0F 378
(Salary paid by
cash)
Office rent
Prepaid office rent
(adjusting
transaction)
35
35,000
10,000
10,000
2, I100
00
D0F 389
A200
0
Oct.
2014
10, A800
0
2014
31, I700
0
DOF 395
2014
8, I500
0
DOF399
Dec.
2014
1, I120
00
35,000
(Salary paid by
cash)
Office rent
35,000
10,000
DOF 406
A100
0
(machinery
maintenance paid
by check)
Delivery truck
20,000
Cash
I140
00
Nov.
20,000
Bank
A100
0
Oct.
Machinery
maintenance
(adjusting
transaction)
Salary
10,000
35,000
Cash
DOF 409
(Salary paid by
cash)
Cash
A/C receivable
35,000
200,00
0
150,00
0
Sale
DOF 414
(sales on account,
bank & cash)
Office rent
350,00
0
10,000
DOF 423
(adjusting
transaction)
Tax
36
10,000
80,000
Cash
37
80,000
5, I500
0
DOF 431
A100
0
Salary
35,000
Cash
DOF 447
(Salary paid by
cash)
Profit distribution
35,000
100,00
0
Cash
DOF 452
(profit distributed
by cash)
Office rent
100,00
0
10,000
DOF 466
(adjusting
transaction)
Salary
10,000
35,000
A/C payable
35,000
5,570,0
00
5,570,0
00
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Pedrollo nk Ltd.
Date
3-Jan
Cash book
For the year ending December 31,2014
Code
Voucher No
Particulars
Credit
I14000
D0F 105
prepaid office
60,000
5-Jan
10-Jan
11-Jan
23-Jan
10-Feb
25-Feb
28-Feb
10-Mar
15-Mar
10-Apr
1-May
9-May
10-Jun
3-Jul
A9000
I8000
A6000
A5000
I5000
L1000
I4000
I5000
A7000
I5000
A8000
I5000
I5000
I14000
D0F
D0F
D0F
D0F
D0F
D0F
D0F
D0F
D0F
D0F
D0F
D0F
D0F
D0F
108
115
117
132
151
167
173
188
197
229
249
257
279
292
9-Jul
8-Aug
25-Aug
6-Sep
10-Sep
10-Oct
8-Nov
1-Dec
5-Dec
20-Dec
31-Dec
I5000
I5000
S1000
I9000
I5000
I5000
I5000
I12000
I5000
I13000
D0F 305
D0F 331
D0F 339
D0F 362
D0F 369
DOF 395
DOF 406
DOF 423
DOF 431
DOF 447
rent
machinery
Advertisement
Furniture
Insurance policy
Salary
A/C payable
Wage
Salary
Computer
Salary
Delivery truck
Salary
Salary
prepaid office
200,000
10,000
150,000
50,000
25,000
100,000
10,000
25,000
30,000
25,000
50,000
25,000
25,000
60,000
rent
Salary
Salary
Capital
Transportation
Salary
Salary
Salary
Tax
Salary
Profit distribution
C/B
Total
35,000
35,000
50,000
10,000
35,000
35,000
35,000
80,000
35,000
100,000
975,000
2,270,000
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Code
A1000
Pedrollo nk Ltd.
Trial Balance
For the year ending December 31, 2014
Particulars
Debit
Credit
Cash
975,000
-
A2000
I1000
A3000
A4000
I3000
I6000
I7000
A5000
I8000
A6000
I4000
I5000
I9000
I10000
A7000
A8000
A9000
I12000
S1000
L1000
I13000
Bank
Revenues/sales
Accounts receivable
Inventory
Raw materials
Office supply
Office rent
Insurance policy
Advertisement
Furniture
Wage
Salary
Transportation
Machinery maintenance
Computer
Delivery truck
Machinery
Tax
Capital Stock
Accounts Payable
Profit distribution
Total
145,000
530,000
30,000
300,000
70,000
120,000
100,000
10,000
150,000
10,000
370,000
10,000
20,000
30,000
150,000
300,000
80,000
1,300,000
-
1,950,000
250,000
100,000
3,500,000
3,500,000
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operations are given in the income statement to find out the excess of
income over expenditure or excess of expenditure over the income. It
actually prepared for monthly, quarterly and common in yearly. The all
period it would be better that the balance of excess of income over
expenditure for any company. From this stage the only result forwarded
the next stage the preparing of Balance Sheet. Through this account this
item going to next year or period. It shown in the Balance Sheet under the
retained earnings on stockholders equity.
Code
I 1000
I 4000
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
7000
8000
3000
9000
10000
6000
12000
13000
Pedrollo nk Ltd.
Profit and loss accounting
For the year ending December 31,2014
Particular
Amount
Revenue/sales
Total income
Expenditure (salary and benefits)
Wages
10000
Salary
370000
Office rent
120000
Advertisement
10000
Raw materials
300000
Transportation
10000
Machinery maintenance
20000
Office supply
70000
Tax
80000
Profit distribution
100000
Total expenditure
Excess of income over expenditure
Amount
1300000
1300000
1090000
210000
Code
S 2000
Pedrollo nk Ltd.
Statement of Retain Earning
For the year ending December 31,2014
Particular
Beginning RE
Net operating income
Dividend
Ending RE
Retain earning
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Amount
310000
0
0
100000
210000
Amount
Particular
Assets (current assets)
Cash
1000
A
Bank
145000
2000
A
A/C Receivable
530000
3000
A
Inventory
30000
957000
Amount
Insurance policy
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100000
5000
Total current assets
178000
0
Fixed assets
Furniture
150000
6000
A
Computer
30000
7000
A
Delivery truck
150000
8000
A
Machinery`
300000
9000
Total fixed assets
Total assets
630000
241000
0
liability)
Accounts payable
250000
Shareholders equity
Capital stock
Retain earning
1950000
210000
1000
S1000
S
2000
Total liability and owners equity
241000
0
Chapter 6
Conclusionary
Aspects
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activities
and
transferring
data.
It
has
some
They maintain website for their internal and external user for
performing transaction and providing lots of information to them.
The clients data are processed in both batch and real time
processing system.
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Pedrollo
nk
maintain
stable
organizational
structure,
6.2 Recommendations
The following points are recommended after the study.
They should give more emphasize on their manual (mail & fax)
data transferring system.
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6.3 Conclusion
The accounting information system of Pedrollo nk ltd. is in the primitive
stage. They have separate AIS department. From the above analysis
and discussions, it may conclude that Pedrollo nk made their operation
through combination of both manual and computerized system. They
use computerized system generally for operating, data transferring and
storing purposes. But the impact of computerized AIS is not significant.
Thought they maintain a web-site, but all the transactions are not web
based. They regularly prepare financial statements for evaluation of
performance and for external reporting and performance evaluation
they prepared financial statements and published annually. The users of
AIS were satisfied about their AIS and internal control system. They
record and collected their source document through computer. They
think their AIS are cost beneficial and flexible. They use real time &
batch processing for updating their information. But their AIS were not
so effective to provide information.
They
should
give
more
emphasis
on
internal
control
system,
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