Answer / sumitra

cash and bank account

Answer / shaik.sikander pasha

contra entry come in 3 ways.

example: customer deposit in bank it is a contra entry,
customer with draw from bank it is a contra entry,
customer deposit self it is also contra entry,

journal entries for dis 3 r same.

bank a/c to dr
to cash a/c

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Answer / vivek mohan nair

cash to bank or bank to cash is contra entry.So definitely cash and bank account will get affected. In most of the account bank and cash comes so it also affect that account also simple. like trial balance , balance sheet etc.

Answer / r sumitra

contra entry affects cah and bank account

Answer / bhagirath kularia

1. blance sheet
2. p/L A/C
3. CAPTIAL
4. TRIAL BLANCE

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