what is golden rule of accounting
Answer Posted / pradipta
There are 3 golden rules of Accounting
Personal account: Debit is the recevier, Credit is the giver
Real account: Debit what comes in, Credit what goes out.
Nominal account:Debit all expenses and losses & credit all
incomes and gains.
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