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ledger entry for outstanding salaries
Answer Posted / raksha
Outstanding salary A/c
To cash A/c
because outstanding salary is an expense for a company so it is an expense and as per nominal account expense has to be debited.
and cash is going out, so as per real account, credited the cash.
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