What is Accounting? How to prepare the manual accounts? What
are the manual accounts? What are the subsidary books? How
to classify, summerising and posting accounts. What are
basic and important stpes to take while preparing
journal,ledger,cashbook, Bank book, Trailbalance, Trading
and profit and loss a/c and Balance sheet.
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Answer / raman mishra
Accounting is recording,reporting,summarising & analysing
of every financial transactions of business.
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Answer / patil_vc82
accounting is systematic record keeping of your each
transaction relating to your business
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what is Derivative Documentation,Derivative Settlements,Derivative confirmation?
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