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Give some example of real,personal & nominal accounts , &
which kind of a/c reflect p&l & BS.
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Answer Posted / liz
Hi P.K.
Thanks for the simple but relly good examples given.
I am not a commerce student but I was trying to understand
the rules of accounting for so long with different Google
searches, finally I got your answer which clarified my
confussions.... :)
Accounts is very intresting but sometimes I feel its
complicated for no reasons....
But I very happy now...
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