Historical and development of accounting

Historical and development of accounting

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  Group 1 Doan DuyTien Cao Thi Ha Duyen Pham Thi Thuy Nhung Bui Thi Phuong Loan Do Nhu Chinh FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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  What is the historical development ofaccounting?
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  Outline • Overview • Thehistorical development of accounting • Accounting in Vietnam • Conclusion
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  I. Overview • Becausenatural resources are limited, people have to know food crops, and raise domesticated animals to be able to sustain life • During cropping and livestock, human observed, recorded the wastage and labor spent to achieve results, then compare, evaluate what to plant, what brings most benefit. The primitive form of Accounting was created
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  What is accounting?Whatis accounting? Accounting is an information system that provides quantitative, financial information to stakeholders about the economic activities and condition of a businessso that they can make business/economic decisions.
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  FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II. Historical Developmentof Accounting
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  2.1. Briefly historyof Accounting • Dating back about 10,000 years, the first accounting system probably consisted of stones used to represent wealth. • Accounting began as a simple system of clay tokens to keep track of goods and animals, before developing complex transactions and other financial information.
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  2.2. Early Accounting •Accountancy has its roots in the earliest history of civilization. With the rise of agriculture and trade, people needed a way to keep track of their goods and of transactions
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   Around 7500B.C., Mesopotamians began using clay tokens to represent goods, such as animals, tools, food items or units of grain  Starting around 3000 B.C., the Chinese developed the abacus, a tool for counting and calculating.
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  2.3. Double-entry Bookkeepingand Luca Pacioli • During and after the Crusades, European trade markets opened up to Middle Eastern trade, and European merchants, especially in Genoa and Venice, became increasingly wealthy  They needed a better way to keep track of large amounts of money and complex transactions, and this led to the development of double-entry bookkeeping.
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  Double-entry bookkeeping meansthat each transaction is recorded at least twice, as a debit from one account and a credit to another • In 1494, Luca Pacioli published a math book titled "Summa de arithmetica, geometria, proportione et proportionalita," which contained a description of double-entry accounting gave valuable tool for keeping track of detailed financial information.  Luca Pacioli is often called the "Father of Accounting”
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  2.4. The IndustrialRevolution and the Rise of Professional Accountancy • Accounting developed further advent of the Industrial Revolution in the late 18th centuries • Help business owners and managers understand how best to make their businesses as cost efficient as possible • People began to specialize in accountancy  Thus becoming the first professional public accountants
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  2.5. Modern ProfessionalAccounting • Today, accounting is a business unto itself, with thousands of practitioners worldwide and a large number of professional organizations and official guidelines to codify practices and requirements • The Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, or GAAP, set forth the standards by which public accountants must do business. Every country has a similar set of accounting guidelines.
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  2.6. Specialized Accounting •Due to the complex nature of today's economic system, specialized branches of accounting have developed. • In addition to traditional financial accounting, there are now subdivisions, such as tax accounting, management accounting, lean accounting, fund accounting and project accounting. • Professional accountants are required for understanding of business needs and accountancy practices
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  III. Accounting inVietnam Before 1954 • In feudal system: accounting was only simple with record to perform property. • When French colonist invaded Vietnam: they built factories and plantation to use accounting, but it was not development. From 1954 to 1975: • Vietnam was divided two regions. • In North Vietnam practiced the principle of Soviet Union accounting. • In South Vietnam use the principle of United States accounting.
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   From 1976to 1994: After unification, Vietnam built socialism. The accounting system used the accounting system of the Soviet Union. However, accounting only reflect passive old hard situation to complete by the government.
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  From 1995 topresent: • Vietnam realizes Doi Moi policy. Accounting has developed very large. • Accounting is the management tool, the executive producer of all business enterprises, accounting information as a basis for economic decisions. • The operational accounting, auditing has evolved into an independent professional society. • Accounting methods are shifting from manual to computer accounting.