WHY DON'T WE TAKE BANK AND CASH ACCOUNTS INTO REALISATION
Answer Posted / divya s k
realisation implies the cash received from
realising.i.e.selling an asset. since cash & bank are in the
form of cash, it cannot be sold as such.
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