what do u know about accountancy and book keeping?
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Answer / h.r. sreepada bhagi
'Accountancy' is an art of recording the business
transactions in a systematic manner to enable preparation of
Statement of Income (Or Profit & Loss A/c to know the
profits earned or Loss incurred) for an accounting period
and of Balance Sheet (Statement of Assets & Liabilities to
know the position) as at the end of that Accounting period.
Book Keeping refers to preservation of Accounting documents,
vouchers, bills, registers, books, etc in an organised
manner to enable verification, audit, reference in future.
In the present day scenario, transactions are not recorded
and maintained in physical registers (books) but maintained
in electronic forms (Computerised Accounting)
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Answer / ajaykumar
Accountancy includes both accounting and bookkeeping,accounting is the ascertain of financial position of organisation and financial transactions.booking is a art of recording transactions and financial documents in a systammatic manner...
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