what is window dressing in final accounts?
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Answer / h.r. sreepada bhagi
Preparation of Profit & Loss A/c & balance Sheet with false
or inflated figures to show higher profits during the year
and better state affairs as at the end of the year to create
a better impression in the mind of those persons or
institutions who use it or to whom it is presented to create
favourable impression or decision through unlawful or
unethical methods or methods.
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Answer / p.vamseekrishna
prepartions of profit & loss A/C & balance sheet with false
or inflacted figures to show higher profits during the year
and better state affairs as at the end of the year to
create a better impressions in the mind of those persons or
institutions who use it or to whom it is presented to
create favourable impression or decision through unlawful
or unethical methods or methods.
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Answer / ah-ti
window dressing is a process of advertising the goods of the organisation, in order to impress the customers in order to sell the goods of the co.
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Answer / nemanna
It is an account which shows the position of the business.
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