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Answer Posted / h.r. sreepada bhagi
I know about Single Entry & Double Systems of Accounting.
Now Internationally Double Entry System is recognised and
used, but came across this new 'Triple Entry System".
I am also interested to know about it, if it's indeed there
and anyone knows about it.
I am not convinced with the answer by MuniKrishna.
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