Sunday, August 27, 2023

ONLINE TALLY COURSE FILL CONTACT FORM

ACCOUNTING BASICS 

1.  Accounting:-Accounting is defined as the art of recording. Classifying and summarizing in a significant manner and in teams of transactions and event which are in part at lead of financial character.        Or

The art of recording Business Transactions in a proper manner in various books of accounts.

2.  Single and Double Entry System of Accounting:- In business Accounting. Both single and Double entry System of accounting are in use. But among them the double accounting form of accounting are being used widely because of its advantages. Like accuracy completeness and durability Etc.

Single Entry System:-This system is based on cash accounting i.e. transactions are accorded only which cash is received or paid. This system ignores credit transactions and accruals. It is used only in Government accounting.

Double entry system:-This system is widely used by non-government organizations. Under this system transactions are recorded on aucural basis. i.e. irrespective of whether  cash is paid or sot. For example where salary is due at the end of a month,

It is recorded as an expense of that particular month,though cash is paid in the subsequent month. Further all transaction have two aspects namely debit and credit. This is the reason why the system is called double entry system. This system is been developed Enca Picalio.  Statistician and he is known as Father of Modern Accounting system.

(*Accrual = The amount which is due or yet to be receivable from others)

Date of accountings:-

1. Personal Accounting:- Transactions relating to persons and companies which carries their names.

                                 Debit:-The receiver

                                  Credit:-The Giver

Ex:-Raju given a gift worth Rs.10, 000 to Rani.

 

                      Debit     : Rani A/c       10,000

          Credit   : Cash A/c      10,000

2. Real Account:-

                             What comes in : debit

                             What goes out  : credit

Ex:-Purchased computer worth Rs.40, 000 by paying cash

 

                        Debit: Computer A/c                        10,000

                        Credit: Cash                          10,000

Nominal Account:-All Non-Visible items like good will, expenses and profiles will be covered under this principle. This is also called as Dependent Principle. Because it will not satisfy fully (i.e. both debit and credit) with out sharing one of the side with call or personal principle.

            Debit: All expenses and Losses

            Credit: All Incomes and Gains

Ex:-Paid Salaries Rs.5, 000

                        Debit: Salaries A/c   40000

                        Credit: Cash              40000

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Friday, August 18, 2023

update your website or blog google analytics4 and google tag manager


Google Analytics 4 is an analytics service that enables you to measure traffic and engagement across your websites and apps. This documentation provides implementation instructions and reference materials geared towards a developer audience

 Use Tag Manager to manage tags (such as measurement and marketing optimization JavaScript tags) on your site. Without editing your site code, use Tag Manager to add and update Google Ads, Google Analytics, Floodlight, and third-party tags.

  1. Sign in to your Blogger account.
  2. In the main menu, click Settings.
  3. In the “Basic” section, click Google Analytics Measurement ID.
  4. Enter your Google tag ID into the “Google Analytics Measurement ID” box.
  5. Click Save

Tuesday, August 15, 2023

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Tuesday, February 7, 2017

2016 new google algorithm

2016 Updates
Unnamed Major Update — November 10, 2016
MozCast detected a major (106°) spike on November 10th and another on the 18th. Industry chatter was high during both periods, with some suggesting that the second spike was a reversal of the first update. Google has not confirmed either event. Many people reported bad dates in SERPs during the same time period, but it's unclear whether this was causal or just a coincidence.
Penguin 4.0, Phase 2 — October 6, 2016
The second phase of Penguin 4.0 was the reversal of all previous Penguin penalties. This seemed to happen after the new code rolled out, and may have taken as long as two weeks. Post-Penguin activity had one final peak on October 6th (116°), but it is unclear whether this was Penguin or a new update. Algorithm temperatures finally started to drop after October 6th.
Penguin 4.0, Phase 1 — September 27, 2016
The first phase of Penguin 4.0, which probably launched around September 22-23, was the rollout of the new, "gentler" Penguin algorithm, which devalues bad links instead of penalizing sites. The exact timeline is unconfirmed, but we believe this rollout took at least a few days to fully update, and may have corresponded to an algorithm temperature spike (113°) on September 27th.

Tuesday, July 21, 2015

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