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Answer Posted / kunal goswami
so when you sell something and you will receive money from others = sundry debtors and when you purchased something and you have to pay them back = sundry creditors
so for example *purchased goods from X on credit*
transaction should be
purchase a/c ..............dr to sundry creditors a/c
sold goods to X on debit
transaction should be
sundry debtors a/c.............dr to sales a/c
sales a/c always comes under credit and purchase a/c always comes under debit
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