What is the three rules of Account & what is debit and
credit
Answer Posted / shivaraja
1. Personal Account- Debit the receiver of benefit, credit
the giver of benefit.
2.Real Account-Debit what comes in, credit what goes out.
3.Nominal Account -debit all expenses and losses, credit all
income and gains.
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