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Answer / s
ledger is a accounting system to show all relative transactions in one relative particular accounts.its principal book of account which contains all the information regarding business.
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Answer / h.r. sreepada bhagi
A ledger is an account of an asset, liability, creditor,
debtor, income or expenditure having complete details of
transactions relating to that account.
The a/c will show the debits, credits &narration or
explanation for each transaction recorded.
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Answer / v.lakshmi haritha
preparing the individual accounts that which shows
individual returns(profits/loss). or having group of accounts
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A book of final entry summarizing all of a company's
financial transactions, through offsetting debit and credit
accounts.
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Answer / jose varghese
Ledger is the book where all the accounts relating to
parties, assets, liabilities,expenses and income are
recorded.
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