What are the 3 Basic Rules in Accounting.
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Answer / md. irshad alam
Personal Account
Debit the receiver and credig the giver.
This rules apply in Personal account. Like- Bank Account,
RAj Account.
etc.
Real Account
Debit what comes in and credit that goes out.
Nominal Account
Debit all expenses and credit all incomes.
example.-rent a/c, staff a/c. petrol a/c, conveyance a/c,
interest a/c, discoount a/c etc.
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Answer / prashanthi
3 basic rules in accounting
personal account:persional accounts are accounts of persons
with whom a concern carries on business.
debit is the receiver
credit is the giver
Real accounts:accounts relating to properties or assests of
a trader are known as real accounts
debit what comes in
credit what goes out
nominal accounts:accouts dealing with expenses losses,
gains and incomes are known as nominal accounts
debit all expenses and losses
credit all incomes and gains
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Answer / guru
Real A/c
Debit What comes in
Credit What goes out.
Personal A/c
Debit the Receiver
Credit the Giver.
Nominal a/c
Debit all expences and Losses
Credit all Income and Gains..
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Answer / madhuri kola
Personal Account
Debit the receiver
Credit the giver
Real Account
Debit what comes in
Credit what goes out
Nominal
Debit all expenses/loses
Credit all incomes/gains
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Answer / prakash
There are three rules of accounts
1. real a/c i.e (asset)
when one asset comes in it should be debited
when one asset goes out it should be credited
2.personal a/c i.e (individual a/c)
when one person or co.receives benefit it should debited
when one person or co.gives benefit it should be credited
3.nominal a/c
all the expenses&losses should be debited
all the incomes&gains should be credited
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Answer / anniket bhandakkar
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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Answer / kailash chander puri
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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Answer / shilpa m kulkarni
personal account
debit the receiver
credit the giver
Real Account
Debit what comes in
credit what goes out
Nominal Account
Debit all expenses and losses
credit all incomes and gains
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Answer / bhavyashree c
Personal Account
Debit the receiver
Credit the giver
Real Account
Debit wt comes in
Credit what goes out
Nominal Account
Debit all expenses and losses
Credit all gains and incomes
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Answer / avinash
Personal a/c: Debit the reciver
credit the giver
Real A/c : Debit wht coms in
Credit wht gose out
Nominal a/c : Debit all exp.& losses
Credit all Gain & income
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