basic rules in accounting
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Answer / rdiyewar
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 / naresh
their are 3 types of accountants
1) personal account
2) Real account
3)nominal account
personal a/c
Dr receiver
Cr to giver
Real a/c:
Dr what comes in
Cr what goes out
nominal A/c
All Exp /Loss
Cr Income/Gain
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Answer / viral
1) Personal a/c
debit to receiver a/c
credit to giver a/c
2) Real a/c
debit what comes in
credit what goes in
3) Nominal a/c
debit to all expenses/loss
credit to income/gain
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Answer / rdiyewar
Rule 1: Total asset= Total liab + owner's Equity
Rule 2: Debit: all exp & loss
Credit: all income & gain
Rule 3: Total of debit side = Total of credit side
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Answer / rangasamy
personel accout
debit = receviver
credit = give
real account
debit = what comesin
credit what goes out
nominal account
debit = expenses / looss
credit = income /gain
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Answer / junaid
Personal
Debit to Receiver
Credit to Giver
Nominal
Debit to all Exp / Loss
Credit to all incomes / gains
Real
Debit to what comes in
Credit to what goes out
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Answer / sunny
They are those basic principles and conventions of
preparing an accounting statements and in recongnition of
certain transactions in the accounts and their
treatments.Eg, The Double entry principle which states
that, for every debit entry, there must be a corresponding
credit entry in order that the account can balance.
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Answer / anil bhujel
Generally there are three sorts of accounts,i.e. Personal
accout, real account and nominal account.
1)Personal Account:
Dr.Receiver
CR. Giver
2)Real Account:
Dr. What comes in
Cr. What goes out
3)Nominal Account:
Dr.All expenses/loss
Cr. al profits/gains
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 12 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / lalit kumar
real a/c
comes in is dr
goes out is cr
nominal a/c
loss are always
incoms are always cr
recever dr
giver cr
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 6 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / deepak
As per modern accounting concepts,
Assets/Expenses: -
Increase - Debit
Decrease - Credit
Liablities/Income: -
Increase - Credit
Decrease - Debit
No doubt, Golden Rules of accounting also exists as stated
above by many of my friends. But modern rules is a better &
simpler way to understand the accounting entries.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 0 No |
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