Why do balance sheet always have same total of Assets and
liabilities..??? pls ans dis...my id is
business.ankita@gmail.com
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Answer / ashish kumar tiwari
Due to Accounting Principle and second thing is We are
working with double entry system as per accounting
stadared,Dr & Cr is equal.
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Answer / bk
According to accounting princple every dr has a
corresponding cr.balance.Balance sheet is a statement to
know the financial position of the business.as we are
following double entry system of accounting.
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Answer / swamydlj@rediffmail.com
Hi Dear,
all the above answers may be the reasons why B/s showing
the same ammounts.
but as per my knowledge in another corner b/s contains the
profit/loss entry which is not actual Asset or liability.
but if the company gains the profit we will show it in
liability side as company needs to pay that profit to share
holders. the actual loss or profit carryforward from T/b
and showing it into b/s that is why it is always tallied.
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Answer / ameet
Dear Ankita, according to the double entry system of
accounting, every debit should have a equal credit,
otherwise it would not be called as 'Balance Sheet'. Hence,
all the incomes generated by the company/business have
expenses to run. Every year every business concern should
give it for audit, to confirm whether every recorded
transaction is true to the best of knowledge, and therein
the role of an auditor arises, where he has to check and
confirm that everything mentioned in the balance sheet has a
true and fair view.
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Answer / mayur patel
Due to Accounting Principle and second thing is We are
working with double entry system as per accounting
stadared,Dr & Cr is equal..
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Answer / lokesh babu
Hi ankita,
Here we should learn the basic concept of accounting.
In INDIA we are following double entry system because of that every debit have equal credit.
EX: company is artificial person, we are investing Rs.1,00,000 i.e in the assets side cash Rs100000 at the same side liability side Creditors/capital 100000.
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Answer / ram
what ashish kumar is written is right suneetha ur wrong
actually that is not a concept that u have mention ok
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Answer / dinesh
according to the double entry system of
accounting, every debit should have a corresponding credit.
so B/S shows it in that way...
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Answer / aashish tahelani
because of our accounting principles if they do not match
it means there is error in that balance sheet.
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