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**Financial Accounting – II** is a continuation of basic financial accounting principles, focusing on more advanced topics essential for preparing and analyzing financial statements. This subject covers complex accounting areas such as partnership accounts, admission and retirement of partners, dissolution of partnership firms, consignment and joint venture accounts, branch and departmental accounting, and bills of exchange. It equips students with the knowledge to handle real-world business transactions involving multiple parties and financial arrangements beyond sole proprietorships.

The subject also emphasizes the application of accounting standards and accurate recording of financial events to ensure transparency and compliance. Through practical problem-solving and ledger maintenance, students gain hands-on experience in maintaining books of accounts for more complex business scenarios. Understanding Financial Accounting – II is crucial for careers in accounting, finance, auditing, and tax consultancy, as it builds the ability to prepare accurate financial records, analyze business performance, and ensure compliance with legal and regulatory frameworks.