Answer Posted / santosh rane

As the above answers gives us idea about the A/c 'ing rules.
but in simple word

debit what comes in
credit whats goes out

in that you always get one thing .means something is coming
or going you can take any transaction you get one of it .
and automatically ones you get any one answer you get second
answer also. its very easy to use to update the journals
entry's in tally or in your exams. try it

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