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What is Trading Account? What is the significance of this
account?
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Answer Posted / lxmi1972
Trading Account means where a company has Sales,
purchase,Sales Return,Purchase Return along with the
Closing stock .
Trading Account plays a vital role as this will determine
the Gross Profit of the Company.
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