What is the nature of bank account:
a) nominal
b) real
c) personal
Answer Posted / m. maruthi
Bank Account is a personal account. It comes under the category of Artificial personal account. Artificial persons are created by law and Real persons are members in it. So Bank account is a personal account.
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