can anybody describe about the accounts and financ ? what
is difference between that , thanks in advance gurus
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Answer Posted / amit
there is a very thin line between accounts & finance.
finance relates to procurement & effective utilization of
funds whereas accounts relates to recording of the
transaction & the preparation of the books
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