What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting.

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What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting...

Answer / devaraj tc

Personal A/C
Dr is the receiver
Cr is the giver

Real A/c
Dr what comes in
Cr what goes out

Nominal A/c
Dr All expenses & loss
Cr All income & gains

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What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting...

Answer / yugandhar naidu kalicherla

Three types of rule:

1) Personal Account

"Debit the receiver
Credit the giver"
2) Real Account

"Debit what comes in
Credit what goes out"
3) Nominal Account

"Debit all expenses and losses
Credit all incomes and gains"

I learn this three rule of accounting

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What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting...

Answer / eknath

1. Debit to receiver
Credit to giver

2. Debit what comes in
Credit what goes out

3. Debit All Exp /Loss
Credit Income/Gain

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What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting...

Answer / m shajid khan

1. Personal A/C Dr. the Receiver, Cr. the giver

2. Impersonal account can be devided in to two groups: 1.
Nominal A/C, 2. Real A/C

2.1. Nominal A/C : All expenses and losses Dr., and all
income and gains Cr.

2.2. Real A/C: Dr. what goes out, Cr. what comes in

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What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting...

Answer / naveen

same as 25 dude

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What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting...

Answer / atheeq

Personal account - Deals with the live persons eg.,Ram,Chris etc

Debit the Receiver
Credit the giver

Real Account - Deals with the cash

Dedit what comes in
Credit what goes out

Nominal Account - Deals with the Expenses & Incomes

Debit all the Expenses & Losses
Credit all the Incomes & Gains.

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What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting...

Answer / pallavi borhade

personal a/c - debit the receiver
credit the giver

Real a/c - debit what comes in
Credit what goes out

nominal a/c - Debit all the Expenses & Losses
Credit all the Incomes & Gains.

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What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting...

Answer / saira

1.Personal A/C
. Debit the receiver
Credit the giver

2- Real A/C
. Debit what comes in
Credit what goes out

3- Niminal A/C
. Debit All Exp /Loss
Credit Income/Gain

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What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting...

Answer / dinesh kumar das

Rule-1
Debit the Receiver
Credit The Giver

Rule 2
what comes In is Debit
What goes out is Credit

Rule 3

All exp. & loss are Debit
All income & gain are credit

These are the basic principle & rule in Accounting

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What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting...

Answer / kamaljeet singh

please tell me the entry of this exicess

A purchase a TV of Rs 20000 and he paid the Tax @10%
please tell me the entry?

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