ACCOUNTING PROCEDURE IN POST PRIMARY INSTITUTIONS (A CASE STUDY OF UDENU LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

ABSTRACT Revenue could be defined as income to any organization, institution from or government but in the present circumstances.  Accounting procedure in post Primary Institutions means the process or system by which the various government approved fees there are collected and accounted for, by accredited revenue collectors. Revenue is there to the government as blood is to human being; This study highlights some of the problems as : a.organizational problems b.personnel problems and recommendation that those equipment’s and encouragement should be adequately provided incentives given to Bursars for dedication towards increasing their pace of revenue collection accounting for them to maximize government accounting policies. Again, principals should collect only approved fees.  Besides, Principals and Bursar, need to attend courses regularly for modern trends in accounting which is guard towards public accountability.

TABLE OF CONTENT

PAGE Title page i Approval pageii Dedication pageiii Acknowledgementiv Abstractv Table of contentvi
CHAPTER ONE 1.0.INTRODUCTION 1.1.Statement of problem 1.2Objective of the study 1.3Significance of the study 1.4Statement of hypothesis 1.5Scope of the study 1.6Limitations of the study 1.7Definition of terms
CHAPTER TWO 2.0LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1Development of Accounting in Post Primary Institution 2.2Source of fund in Post Primary institution 2.3Techniques involved in collecting the funds or depositing 2.4Management compliance to the collection of the funds 2.5Accounting for revenue in tutorial system 2.6Proper and efficient documentation of all monies collected
CHAPTER THREE 1.0RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY 1.1Source of data 1.2Primary data 1.3Secondary data 1.4Sampling procedures 1.5Method of investigation

CHAPTER FOUR 4.0Presentation and Analysis 4.1Data presentation and Analysis
CHAPTER FIVE 5.0SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION 5.1Findings 5.2Conclusion 5.3Recommendation BIBLIOGRAPHY REFERENCES