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what is profit & Loss Appropriation A/c. why it is prepered?
what are its benefit for a company.
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Answer Posted / seema kadel
we can know our company going make profit or not. we also
knwo company'total purchse ans sales. we know real
condition about company. we also know nett loss or net
profit.
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