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Why single entry system has been replaced by a double entry system?
A single-entry system is an incomplete system of recording financial transactions. It fails to acknowledge two aspects of financial transactions. It also has no fixed rules for recording financial transactions. The following are the notable disadvantages of single entry system: Unscientific and unsyRead more
A single-entry system is an incomplete system of recording financial transactions. It fails to acknowledge two aspects of financial transactions. It also has no fixed rules for recording financial transactions. The following are the notable disadvantages of single entry system:
Double entry system is a scientific and authentic system for the recording of financial transaction which regonizes the dual aspect of every financial transaction.Following are the advantages of using double entry system:
Highlight the principle of accounting.
Accounting is a process of identifying, measuring, recording, classifying, summarizing, analyzing, interpreting the financial transaction, and communicating the result there to the person interested in such information. Accounting principles are the general rules and guidance that govern the fieldRead more
Accounting is a process of identifying, measuring, recording, classifying, summarizing, analyzing, interpreting the financial transaction, and communicating the result there to the person interested in such information.
Accounting principles are the general rules and guidance that govern the field of accounting. The organization is required to follow the accounting principles while preparing the financial statements.
Accounting principles are as follows:
- Business Entity concept
- Monetary unit assumption
- Time period assumption
- Cost principle
- Full disclosure principle
- Going concern principle
- Matching principle
- Revenue recognition
- Duel aspect concept
- The accrual concept
See lessDefine NRB according to the NRB Act 2058. What are the objectives of NRB?
NRB is the supreme authority or body which controls and stabilizes the economy of every country through various direct and indirect means. Direct means , it uses the monetary policy as a tool to expand and indirect means it uses tools like issuance of treasury bills, national saving bonds and banksRead more
NRB is the supreme authority or body which controls and stabilizes the economy of every country through various direct and indirect means. Direct means , it uses the monetary policy as a tool to expand and indirect means it uses tools like issuance of treasury bills, national saving bonds and banks rates etc.
Objectives of the NRB:
- To formulate necessary monetary and foreign exchange policies in order to maintain the stability of price and balance of payment for economic stability and sustainable development of economy and manage it.
- To increase the access of the finacial service and increase the public confidence towards the banking and financial system by maintaining stability of the banking and financial sectors.
- To develop a secure, healthy and efficient system of payments.
- The bank shall, without any prejudice to the objectives referrred to in sub-section extend coperration in the implementation of the economic policies of government of Nepal.
See lessDefine central bank. Explain the role of the central bank(NRB) in the economy.
Central bank is the supreme authority or body which controls and stabilizes the economy of every country through various direct and indirect means. Direct means , it uses the monetary policy as a tool to expand and indirect means it uses tools like issuance of treasury bills, national saving bonds aRead more
Central bank is the supreme authority or body which controls and stabilizes the economy of every country through various direct and indirect means. Direct means , it uses the monetary policy as a tool to expand and indirect means it uses tools like issuance of treasury bills, national saving bonds and banks rates etc.
Role of central banks in the economy:
- Control of money supply: The first and most important fucntion of the central bank is control of the money supply. The implication of this study is that , if the central bank can control bank can control the rate of growth money, it can influence the growth rate of the economy as a whole.
- Stabilizing the money and capital markets: The financial system must transmit saving to those who require funds for investment so the economy can grow.
- Lender of last resort: This means providing liquid funds to those financial institutions in need, especially when alternative sources of funds have dried up.
- Maintaining and improving the payment mechanism: This involves clearing checks, providing an adequate supply of currency and coin, wring funds and preserving confidence in the value of the fundamental monetary unit.
See lessWhat are the functions of a commercial bank according to the BAFIA 2073?
Commercial bank refers to a bank, or a division of a large bank, which more specially deals with deposit and loan services provided to corporations or large/middle sized business. Functions, Duties, and rights Accepting deposit with or without interest and repaying them with various financial instruRead more
Commercial bank refers to a bank, or a division of a large bank, which more specially deals with deposit and loan services provided to corporations or large/middle sized business.
Functions, Duties, and rights
- Accepting deposit with or without interest and repaying them with various financial instruments.
- Accepting deposits , making payments, having transactions, provide intermediary services and transfer funds through various electonic medium.
- Disbursement of credit.
- Disburse loan on the guarantee of foreign bank or FI.
- Issuing shares, debenture, bond and so on to meet the capital fund subject to the limitations,conditions or directives issued by the rastra bank.
- Issuing , accepting , paying, discounting or pruchasing and selling letters of credit , bills of exchange, promissory notes, cheques, traveles cheques or othter financial instruments.
- Foreign currency transactions subject to the prevailing laws.
- Purchasing , selling or accepting bonds issued by NRB and GON.
- Remitting or transmitting funds to different places within or outside Nepal and receive remittance from aboard to make payment thereof.
- Carrying on off balance sheet transactions.
- Carry out other functions as prescribed by Rastra bank.
See lessDefine the procedure of formation of a board of directors. Write the function duty and power of the board.
Bafia 2073 contains following points about the functions, duties and powers of boards: All functions to be perfomed and all power to be exercised by the bank or financial institution, other than those to be performed by the general meeting of shareholders, shall be performed and exercised by the boaRead more
Bafia 2073 contains following points about the functions, duties and powers of boards:
- The baord may frame necessary bye-laws,directives and policies in accordance to the laws and directives of NRB.
- Prepare and implement the internal control system and risk management system for the smooth functioning of the bank or financial institution.
- Manage policies for regular functioning of a bank or financial institution and monitor for the same.
- Prepare organizational structure, formulate policies and implement them.
- Prepare annual report and audit report to present in the annual general meeting.
- Prepare other funcitons as prescribed by NRB.
See lessWrite down the NRB IT policy,2068>
To empower and faciliate Nepal’s participation in the global knowledge society. To transform government service delivery regime by promoting trasparency, efficiency and participation through effective utilization of information and communicaiton technologies. To promote ICT to further productRead more
- To empower and faciliate Nepal’s participation in the global knowledge society.
- To transform government service delivery regime by promoting trasparency, efficiency and participation through effective utilization of information and communicaiton technologies.
- To promote ICT to further productivity among the sectors that are key drivers of the national economy.
- To faster efficient, interoperable, secure , reliable and sustainable national ICT infrastructure in alignment with grass-roots needs and complaint with regional and international standard.
- Ensure cost effective connectivity to ICT services such as internet, E-commerce and E-government.
- To promote research and innovation on the role of ICT.
- To create easily accessible affordable and innovative public assess points under comprehensive community/village network initiative.
- Infrastructure development, ICT courses on university colleges.
- Create conductive environment to increase annual enrollments and output of students in key professional skills areas such as telecommunications, computer, IT etc
- Facilitate youth and women in ICT.
- To create innovative, market responsive highly competitive and well regulated ICT industry.
- To create favourable business environment and promote Nepal as attractive destination for ICT related investment.
See lessExplain the key provision made to fight against the Money Laundering Act 2064.
Reporting unit and reporting procedures. It defines money laundering and terrorist financing offenses. Restriction to open account of a fictitious person. Restriction to make anonymous transactions. Restriction to shell banking. Provision of customer due diligence(CDD)--KYC verna lagaune etc.. MonitRead more
- Reporting unit and reporting procedures.
- It defines money laundering and terrorist financing offenses.
- Restriction to open account of a fictitious person.
- Restriction to make anonymous transactions.
- Restriction to shell banking.
- Provision of customer due diligence(CDD)–KYC verna lagaune etc..
- Monitoring and record keeping of cross-border corresponding banking.
- Institutional provision for the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing(DLMI,FIU).
- Provision of seizing of suspicious property and visa/travel documents of a suspicious person.
- Provision related to punishments.
- Provision related to rewarding the person who reported of money laundering up to 10 lakhs.
See lessWhat do you mean by money laundering as per the Anti-money Laundering Act 2064?
Money laundering can be defined as: Acts of converting, and transferring property by any means knowing that is proceeds of crime. Acts of concealing or changing the nature, source, position, ownership of property knowing that is proceeds of crime. Acquiring, using, or processing illicit property knoRead more
Money laundering can be defined as:
- Acts of converting, and transferring property by any means knowing that is proceeds of crime.
- Acts of concealing or changing the nature, source, position, ownership of property knowing that is proceeds of crime.
- Acquiring, using, or processing illicit property knowing that is the proceeds of crime.
- Conspire, abet, assist facilitation and association to money laundering.
See lessAccording to NRB Act 2058, write about the appointment of the Governer and also its function, duties and power.
The appointment of the governor follows the following process: GON, the council of ministers appoints the governer based on the recommendation by the recommendation committee. GON and council of minister sould form a recommendation comitte as follows: A minister of finance One person from among theRead more
The appointment of the governor follows the following process:
Functions duties and power of the governors:
- Implement decisions made by the boards.
- To operate and manage the bank.
- To systematize the function to be carried out by the bank.
- To represent and cause to represent on behalf of the bank in international organizations and associations.
- To implement and regulate the policies related to monetary policy and foreign exchange.
- Formulate necessary policy on rate of interest for deposits and loan with commercial banks and financial institutions.
- Rate of interest paid by commercial banks and financial institutions on deposite and loan.
- Formulate necessary policies relating to liquidity maintained by commercial bank and financial institution.
- To take decisions for opening and closing branch offices and other offices of bank as may be necessary.
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