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What is the Accountancy ? Give the Answer in one sentence.

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What is the Accountancy ? Give the Answer in one sentence. ..

Answer / deepa

Accounting is an art of recording, classifying and
summarising business trasactions in a systematic manner.

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What is the Accountancy ? Give the Answer in one sentence. ..

Answer / jagadees.rt

Accounting is an art and science of recording, classifying,
summarising, analysis and interpret the financial
statements.

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What is the Accountancy ? Give the Answer in one sentence. ..

Answer / ravic handra

Accounting is the recording, classifying, and summarising
of the transactions in a systematic manner.

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What is the Accountancy ? Give the Answer in one sentence. ..

Answer / saravanan

its language of business Accounting is an art of
recording, classifying and
summarising business trasactions in a systematic manner.

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What is the Accountancy ? Give the Answer in one sentence. ..

Answer / aman

recording,summurazing,analyzing and interpretation of
business transactin.

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What is the Accountancy ? Give the Answer in one sentence. ..

Answer / anuradha

The providing information about a company's financial
situation

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What is the Accountancy ? Give the Answer in one sentence. ..

Answer / ajay

record all business transictions related to financially is
called accounting

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What is the Accountancy ? Give the Answer in one sentence. ..

Answer / vijay bansal

Accounting is the art of recordigng classifying and
summarizing in significant manner .

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What is the Accountancy ? Give the Answer in one sentence. ..

Answer / al

it is an art of recording,summarizing,and analyzing in a
systematic manner in the field of science.

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What is the Accountancy ? Give the Answer in one sentence. ..

Answer / sreelakshmi

ACCOUNTANCY IS THE ART AND SCIENCE OF RECORDING, ANALYSIS
AND INTERPRETATION OF THE EXPENDITURE AND INCOME OF EVERY
ORGANISATION.

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