what is golden accounting rules
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Answer / yoga
The Golden of Accounting is
1.Personal a/c debit the reciver credit the giver,
2.real a/c debit wat comes in credit what go's out,
3.naminal a/c debit all expensess and loss credit all
income and gains
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Answer / sanjaya kumar parida
golden rule is the general rules for posting the transaction
in the book of account.there is a specific rules for
personal,real and nominal account.such as
for personal-dr the receiver and credit the giver
for real-debit what comes in and credit what goes out
for nominal-debit all expenses and losses where as credit
all income and gain.
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1.DEBIT ALL EXPENSES LOSSES CRRDIT ALL GAINS AND PROFIT
2.DEBIT WHATS COMES IN CREDIT WHATS GOES OUT
3.DEBIT THE RECEIVED CREDIT THE GIVER
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