Hi Am preparing all types of accounting entries with meaning, could you please help me in this

Sure do you have a specific question?

Thanks, I am preparing for the interview and before attending the interview I should know all the entries, meaning and why we post these entries.

If you help me it would be great help.

Thanks

Parashuram

I cannot possibly explain to you every different kind of accounting entry and why it is done. That would take about 4 years of college education.

I suggest you start doing some googling. I quick search of accounting basics or accounting entries will give you some good results.

Basic Accounting Concepts | AccountingCoach.com (http://www.accountingcoach.com/online-accounting-course/60Xpg01.html#accounting-basics-intro)

Accounting Basics | Company Activities & Management > Financial Performance & Reports from AllBusiness.com (http://www.allbusiness.com/accounting/1258-1.html)

Accounting Journal Entries (http://accountinginfo.com/study/je/je-01.htm)

Adjusting Entries | AccountingCoach.com (http://www.accountingcoach.com/online-accounting-course/08Xpg01.html)

If you have a specific entry you want to understand or a few entries you need help on let me know. I just cannot teach you everything.

I would like to know the types of accounting information,limitation and importance.I am doing a research on contribution of accounting information to the effectiveness of public institutions' decision making.

In this website u find detailed about balance sheet


Balance Sheet Example (http://balancesheetexample.com)

I would like to know the types of accounting information,limitation and importance.I am doing a research on contribution of accounting information to the effectiveness of public institutions' decision making.

Not sure what you want to know, All organisations need effective reporting systems, In the case of public institutions their revenue streams might be more precisely known and so they must control expenditure. Decision making is therefore closely tied to available information, monthly reports, budgets and cash flows. When I was involved in the accounting of a public utility I implemented a strong budgetary regime which required all estimates to be based on fact not extrapolation of past data