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what is double entry system

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what is double entry system..

Answer / viki

it is a system of book keeping where in both the aspect of
a transaction are recorded debit as well as credit.

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what is double entry system..

Answer / javeed

where both the aspects of accounting are followed then it
is called double entry sysem
dual aspects r debit & credit

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