what is the golden rules of accountancy ?withdrwal frm atm
what will be the transaction ?

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what is the golden rules of accountancy ?withdrwal frm atm what will be the transaction ?..

Answer / manisha ashish salvi

3 Golden Rules of accountancy as below :

1) Personal Rule
Debit the receiver
Credit the Giver

2) Real Rule
Debit what comes in
Credit what goes out

3) Nominal Rule
Debit the Expenses & Losses
Credit the Incomes & Gains


&
Withdrawal from Atm means same transaction as cash withdraw
from bank , the transaction as follows:


Dr. Cash A/c
Cr.Bank A/c

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what is the golden rules of accountancy ?withdrwal frm atm what will be the transaction ?..

Answer / a.r.somesh

Simple Entry Cash A/c Dr.
Bank A/c Cr.

The same transaction what we do for cash withdrawl,
assume ATM is also bank

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what is the golden rules of accountancy ?withdrwal frm atm what will be the transaction ?..

Answer / gaurang vyas

The Golden Rule of Accountancy is whatever comes in is
Debit & Whatever goes is credit.

For Individual who withdraw money from ATM.

- Cash A/C Dr.
-Personal A/C Cr.

For Bank.
- Personal A/C of Bank A/c Holder Dr.

-Cash A/C Cr.

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what is the golden rules of accountancy ?withdrwal frm atm what will be the transaction ?..

Answer / mohammed aftab

In the point of view of withdrawer: It's very similar to
cash withdrawn from bank.

Entry Will be: Cash A/c----Dr
To Bank A/c.

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what is the golden rules of accountancy ?withdrwal frm atm what will be the transaction ?..

Answer / satyen

differance between income,Expenditure & Receipts,Payment

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what is the golden rules of accountancy ?withdrwal frm atm what will be the transaction ?..

Answer / prasan

Withdrawer from ATM also through Bank,so
Cash Dr
Bank Cr

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what is the golden rules of accountancy ?withdrwal frm atm what will be the transaction ?..

Answer / francis dnacio

credit what comes in debit what goes out .
bank a/c dr to Cash a/c cr

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what is the golden rules of accountancy ?withdrwal frm atm what will be the transaction ?..

Answer / raman mishra

golen rules are- 1.PERSONAL A/C- DR.IS RECEIVER & CR.IS
GIVER.
2.REAL A/C- DR. WHAT COMES IN.
CR. -WHAT GOES OUT
3.NOMINAL A/C-DR.ALL EXP.& GAINS
CR-ALL INCOMES & LOSSES.
BANK A/C-DR.
CASH A/C-CR.

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