Balance sheet is account or statement?and Which account is
come under balance sheet(i.e. real,personal and nominal
account)?
Answer Posted / johnson sts
Balance sheet is a Statement prepared to analyse the
Financial Position of the Business or Firm. Balance Sheet
contains Personal Account, Real Account and Nominal
Account.these three accounts are differentiated as
Liabilities on Left side and Assets on the Right Side.
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