The Trial Balance of M/S Ram & Co,Shows chosing stock of
Rs,30000. It will be recorded in: - ..................
(a) Trading A/c; (b) Profit & Loss A/c; (c) Balance Sheet;
(d) Both (a) & (b)
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Answer Posted / aakash banthia
THE CLOSING STOCK OF RS. 30000 WILL BE SHOWN IN TRADING A/C
AS WELL AS THE BALANCE SHEET..
IN TRADING A/C DEBIT SIDE AND IN BALANCE SHEET ASSET SIDE...
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