does all exp and all incomes appear in profit and loss a/c???
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Answer Posted / vinodh1982
Yes and according to the 3rd of the "Golden Rules of Accounting" which is the nominal account - All expenses/losses and incomes/gains are to be transferred to the P&L A/C. This will then help arrive at the right profit / loss for the enterprise based on which decisions can be taken
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