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On which part we should give more attention while preparing
balence-sheet.
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Answer Posted / aakash banthia
AS SUCH IT IS NTHING LIKE THAT TO PUT MORE ATTENTION
ON.....PREPARE THE BALANCE SHEET SIMULTANEOUSLY BY THE
LIABILITIES AND THE ASSETS...
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