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Answer / satessh dongare.
Accounting is an art and science of recording day to day
business transaction. It is a sytematic and scientific way
of recording business transaction in the books of account
which shows exact finacial position of business on a
particular date.
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Answer / rakesh
To my understanding accounting means it is an art of
Recording,Classifying,Analysing and interpret the date to be
tell accounting is differ from finance accounts is an ocean
it is only part of accounts and finance includes economics
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