Golden rules of accounting
Answer Posted / shankar.k
Accounting Golden Rules
personal : Debit The Giver
Credit The Receiver
Real : Debit Was Comes In
Credit Was Goes Out
Nomminal : All Expenses and losses Debit
All Income And Gain Credit
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