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

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH BENGAL

B.Com. Programme 6th Semester Examination, 2022

 

DSE3-COMMERCE

 

Time Allotted: 2                                                  Hours Full Marks: 60

 

The figures in the margin indicate full marks.

 

DSE-3(A)

 

COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING AND SYSTEMS

 

GROUP-A

 

Answer any two questions                        12×2 = 24

 

1.(a) What is Computerized Accounting? 2+10

1.(b) Explain the Advantages and Limitations of Computerized Accounting.

2. State the process to file an income tax return by a salaried individual in India. Discuss with examples in each step. 12

3. How will you prepare an account in a widely used accounting software?

 Considering the following items:

Started business with Cash Rs. 50,000, Purchased goods Rs. 25,000 (out of which Rs. 20,000 from Bijoy on credit). Wages paid Rs. 2,000. Salary

outstanding Rs. 1,000. Goods sold Rs. 40,000 (out of which Rs. 30,000 to Madan on credit). Payment made for personal furniture Rs. 10,000 and to Bijoy Rs. 10,000. Cash received from Madan Rs. 20,000. Closing stock Rs. 10,000. Write all types of steps from company creation to preparation of Balance Sheet. 12

4.(a) How to deal TDS in widely used popular accounting software? 6+6

4.(b) Write the steps to enable GST and passing transaction in widely used popular accounting software.

 

GROUP-B

5. Answer any four questions:                           6×4 = 24

 

(a) Explain Accounting Vouchers in widely used popular accounting software.

(b) Write about Inventory features in widely used popular accounting software.

(c) Explain Group Classification Chart.

(d) Explain about GST form in widely used popular accounting software.

(e) Explain contra entry in widely used popular accounting software.

(f) Explain about gateway of widely used popular accounting software.

 

GROUP-C

 

6. Answer any four questions:                           3×4 = 12

 

(a) How to create company in widely used popular accounting software?

(b) Steps in Computerized Accounting.

(c) What is Purchase Order?

(d) How to file GST? Explain the procedure.

(e) Discuss the components of GST.

(f) How to put outstanding expenses in widely used popular accounting software?

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