Explain what is ledger?
Answer / Kori Ravindra Kumar Ramnihor
A ledger is a book of accounts used for recording financial transactions. It provides a historical record of all income, expenses, assets, and liabilities for a business or individual. The purpose of the ledger is to provide an accurate summary of the entity's financial position at any given time.
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