Answer Posted / n.upendra
Which accounting entry is recorded both sides (Debit and
Credit)of cash book that is called as contra entry i.e
1.Cash deposit in bank
2.Cash with draw from bank
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 6 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
What qualification do you need to become an accounting professional?
what is the accounting treatment in tally of free goods received with goods purchased.
What does the word credit mean in terms of accounting?
What are the methods used in different industries for labor and non-labor costs in Projects.
What is accounting ethics?
GOODS LOST BY FIRE 100 RS, INSURANCE MONY RECEIVED 120,40 PENDING FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT- Journal Entry
Is the shadow balance present in bank account always credited or bank may reverse it as well?
What would be journal entry for--Encashed a bank draft belonging to X? Ans as given in textbook is Bank account debit to Cash account credit.......But shouldnt it be Cash account debit to Bank account credit...Wat do u guys feel??And do explain ur answers..Thnx in advance
Sir, I want to know about Entry Tax. I purchased the Packing Box from other state.the entry tax on the packing items is 5 %.but now sale tax deptt. close the entry tax on barrier. the tax will be deposited with return. sir we want to know can i deposit this entry taxon on CST challan or not. if not then how can i deposit, or which cloumn in return shown this amount. please send the return format my mail ID is happynlg@gmail.com
Do you know what is the importance of team work in this position?
Why do users of accounting information need accounting information?
What is the marginal cost formula?
What is the logic behind this entry P & L Appropriation A/c ..........Dr. To Provision for income tax A/c
pls. tell me with detail (what is the rate of service tax and w.c.t. for a contractor who do civil work -make building and repairing. what is the format of generate a bill for (with material and labour both ) what entry should i pass in my accounts bokks. general and sales entry.
entry for cash received from debtors