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what is ledger
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Answer / manoj chandra sharma
ledger is the tabular form of a account in which the
opening blance (if any) shown and all subsequent
transaction are entered
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Answer / surabhi gupta
Ledger is a separate representation of each & every account
and with the help of ledger we can find out what balance an
individual has.
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Answer / paritala
all similiar transcations are recorded at one particular is
called ledger
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ledger is nothing but posting of journal entries according to each and every entry by creating seperate accounts for every transactions.
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Answer / praveen shetti
The book in which a traders all transactions are recorded in
a classified permanent form is called the ledger.
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