What is a accounts? and why have u prepare Accounts only one
methods ?have a possible a different pattern?
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Answer Posted / ankit sharma
accounts is a partern to record transaction properly so
that we find Profit & loss. we have prepare accounts only
one method because if we change our method regurally we
never find correct result and we never compair our
financial statement. yes if our business activity change or
in the change in constitution & rule & regulation.
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