Examples each for golden rules of accounting

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Examples each for golden rules of accounting..

Answer / anagha bavikar

PERSONAL ACCOUNT:

Debit the recevier
Credit the giver.

EXAMPLE:

Sundry Creditors A/C DR
To Cash/Bank A/C

REAL ACCOUNT:

Debit what comes in
Credit what goes out

EXAMPLE:
Cash A/C DR
To Bank A/C

NOMINAL ACCOUNT:

Debit all expenses or losses
Credit all incomes or gains

EXAMPLE:

printing & Stationery A/C DR
To Cash / Bank A/C

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Examples each for golden rules of accounting..

Answer / jitendra more

PERSONAL ACCOUNT
DEBIT : THE RECEVIER (S.Creditor, Party)
CEDIT : THE GIVER (Cash or Bank)

REAL ACCOUNT

DEBIT : WHAT COMES IN (Cash/Cheque, Purchases, Receipts)
CREDIT : WHAT GOES OUT (Payments, Cash/Cheque, Sales)


NOMINAL ACCOUNT

DEBIT : EXPENES OR LOSS (Salary,commission,rent,etc)
CREDIT : INCOME OR GAINS (Interest recieved,commission
received, royalty received, etc)

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Examples each for golden rules of accounting..

Answer / dinesh kumar

1) PERSONAL ACCOUNT
DEBIT THE RECEIVER (S.Creditor, Party)
CREDIT THE GIVER (Cash or Bank)

2) REAL ACCOUNT
DEBIT WHAT COMES IN - (Cash/Cheque, Purchases, Receipts)
CREDIT WHAT GOES OUT - (Payments, Cash/Cheque, Sales)

3) NOMINAL ACCOUNT
DEBIT ALL EXPENSE AND LOSS -(Salary,commission,rent,etc)
CREDIT ALL INCOME AND GAINS - (Interest recieved,
commission received, royalty received, etc)

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Examples each for golden rules of accounting..

Answer / vikash mishra

PERSONAL ACCOUNT
DEBIT : THE RECEVIER
CEDIT : THE GIVER

REAL ACCOUNT

DEBIT : WHAT COMES IN
CREDIT : WHAT GOES OUT

NOMINAL ACCOUNT

DEBIT : EXPENES OR LOSS
CREDIT : INCOME OR GAINS

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Examples each for golden rules of accounting..

Answer / manoj kumar sahoo

yes

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Examples each for golden rules of accounting..

Answer / n.pragatheeswaran

Used Golden Rules for depreciation

1. Depreciation A/c Dr = Rs:1000 ( Nominal A/c -Expenses & loss
Machinery A/c Cr = 200 ( Real A/c )
Furniture A/c Cr = 200 ( Real A/c )
Computer A/c Cr = 600 ( Real A/c )

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Examples each for golden rules of accounting..

Answer / mahadev ghuge

SALARY IS FOLLS UNDER NOMINAL A/C

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Examples each for golden rules of accounting..

Answer / d.s.bhavana

no no both are wrong.the salary is nominal account

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Examples each for golden rules of accounting..

Answer / venkatayya

A. Personal a/c: Debit the receiver
Credit the giver

B. Real a/c: Debit what comes in
Credit what goes out
C. Nominal a/c: Debit all expenses and losses
Credit all gains and incomes

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Examples each for golden rules of accounting..

Answer / anya

Salary Is A Nominal A/c.

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