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When will the cash Book have a Credit Balance?
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Answer Posted / griffen
Considering that the cash book is a one column cash book meaning it only records cash transactions only thenit can never have a credit balance but if its a two column cash n bank then if an overdraft is offered at bank then definitely we gonna have a credit balance on the credit side.
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