What is the full form of Dr. and Cr. ?
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Answer Posted / tanash
Dr.-> stands for debtor , it is a debit record account of
reciever........
Cr -> stands for creditor , it is a credit record account
of giver........
if we are seliing some product to any company than we are
tha creditors and the compang is debtor........
Cr. shown in right side of account.
Whereas Dr. is shown at the left side of account .
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