What are Subsidiary Books?
Answer Posted / rinji sherpa
subsidiary books are the the various books of original entry
maintained under the modern system of accounting for
recording first the various business transactions,as and
when they take place.
Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 2 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Mention what are the responsibilities of a property or casualty actuary?
How can i start buying a share. How can i find dealers. Can any one give me just an idea about this. When to buy ? How to buy? where to Buy ? How can i sell it ? How i came to know it is right time to sell . so that i can gain money ? Advance thanks
What is the difference between prop trading and market-making?
Why do accounts need adjusting entries?
Explain share capital & reserves and surpluses.
What is 'capital budget'?
Would you bribe a policeman in order to save time as you have an important interview that day?
What is electronic clearing of cheques?
What is capital gearing ratio? What does it indicate?
What do you know about the manufacturing sector?
What is the use of Computers in a Bank?
Explain the weak-form, semi-strong from and strong-from of efficiency?
What Are The Different Types Of Loans Offered By Banks?
What is Balance on current account ?
What does GSLV stand for?