Accounts Paybles & accounts Recivable are Real A/c ,
Personal or Nominal A/cs ?
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Answer Posted / chandrakant v haryan
Accounts Payable and Account Receivables are Personal A/C
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please advice example of any single journal entry which include all 3 accounts i.e personal, real & Nominal a/c.
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