what difference b/w commerce and accounting?
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Answer Posted / murali royal
Commerce: means exchange and distribution of goods and
services. Which includes trade and aids to trade.
Exchange: means transferring the goods and services from
one person to another.
Distribution: means transporting or supplying the goods and
services from one place to another place.
Accounting: Its the language of business. Means the process of
recording,classifying,summarizing,interpreting,analyzing and
reporting of business transactions.
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