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In the double etry of accounting every transaction has
two aspects giving and receiving aspect.according
principles.
1.personal account
DR:RECEIVER
CR:GIVER
2.Real account
DR:WHAT COMES IN
CR:WHAT GOES OUT
3.Nominal account
DR:Expenses and losses
CR:Incomes and gains.
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