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what is basic difference between accounting and finance
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Answer Posted / syed shakir ali
Accounting stands Book Keeping ,Vouching & Proper
documanation as per accountong standards,
Finance ; Analysis of financial data,capital budgeting,Fund
allocation,Shares & Securities etc
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