NBU, B.Com Honours: DSC 3A: COMPUTERISED ACCOUNTING AND SYSTEM Question Paper 2022

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH BENGAL
B.Com. Honours 6th Semester Examination, 2022
 
DSE3-COMMERCE
 
Time Allotted: 2 Hours                                                             Full Marks: 60
 
The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
 
 
Candidates are required to answer any one from the two papers and they should mention it clearly on the Answer Book.
 
DSE-3A
COMPUTERISED ACCOUNTING AND SYSTEM

 
 
GROUP-A
 
Answer any two questions 12×2 = 24
 
1. What do you understand by Backup and Restoring data in an accounting software? In this context, mention and explain the method of restoring data in a widely used popular accounting software? 3+9=12
2. What are the various “Accounting Reports” that can be generated in a widely used popular accounting software? Explain each one of these briefly. 4+8=12
3. What do you understand by e-filing of Income Tax Return? Discuss the various steps involved while filing ITR online.3+9=12
4. “The process of selecting an „Accounting Package‟ suitable for an organization involves many aspects to be considered”. What are these considerations for selection of Accounting Packages?12
 
 
GROUP-B
 
5. Answer any four questions: 6×4 = 24
 
(a) What is Gateway of a widely used popular accounting software? Discuss the various items on Gateway of a widely used popular accounting software.                                                   6
(b) What is difference between debit note and credit note in a widely used popular accounting software?                                     6
(c) Explain the process of creating company in Tally in a widely used popular accounting software.                                         6
(d) Explain the need of computerised accounting system in an organisation. 6 
(e) What are the advantages of e-filling of Income Tax Return? 6
(f) Write short notes on the following:                         2×3 = 6
(i) VAT
(ii) Memo Voucher
(iii) Reversing Journal.                                 
  
GROUP-C
 
6. Answer any four questions: 3×4 = 12
 
(a)         Explain the various types of accounting software with examples. 3
(b)         What are the advantages of computerised accounting? 3
(c)          What is the difference between single user and multi user widely used popular accounting software?            3
(d)         What is the purpose of password in vault in a widely used popular accounting software?                3 
(e)         What is TDS and when it is applicable?                   3
(f)           Differentiate between ready to use and tailored accounting software. 3

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