Tell one entry that should be personal account,real
account,nominal account..
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Answer Posted / b.naresh babu
Personal A/c means debit the receiver & credit the giver.
Nominal A/c means debit all expenses and losses & credit
all gains and incomes.
Real Account means-debit what comes in & credit what goes out
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