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  • Accounting golden rules are the basic principles that guide the recording of fina...read more

KALICHERLA BALAJI
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My name is BALAJI I am fresher searching for a job accounting golden rules they are three types 1.personal account Debit the reciver Credit the giver 2.Real account Debit what comes in credit what goe...read more
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Akbar
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I am an experienced professional with a strong background in accounting. The golden rules of accounting are: Debit what comes in, Credit what goes out; Debit the receiver, Credit the giver; Debit expe...read more
Anonymous
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I am a fresher in Genpact of the company

Vikash Saraswat
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Hello, i am vikash saraswat graduate in commerce from maharaja ganga singh university bikaner with a 14 years of experice in accounting . Golden rules of account is the basically the principle of acco...read more

Sudhansu Panigrahy
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I'am sudhansu Sekhar panigrahy a graduate in commerce from brahmapur University

the golden rules of accounting are

debit what comes in, credit what goes out

debit the receiver, credit the giver

debit al...read more

KARUNA NIDHAN TIWARI
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Dear Sir

I am Karuna Nidhan Tiwari

  • Debit the receiver and credit the giver

  • Debit what comes in and credit what goes out

Debit expenses and losses, credit income and gains

Depreciation :-

Depreciation is a...read more

ಶಿವ
1y

I'm shiva.s I have my graduation in B.com in Bangalore university

  1. Debit the receiver and credit the giver

  2. Debit what comes in and credit what goes out

  3. Debit expenses and losses, credit income and gains.

    Depreciation it will decrease the value of the assest or value of product.

    Straight-line depreciation method.

    Double Declining Balance Depreciation Method.

    BRS means matching records for a cash account entries corresponding to the bank statement.



Anonymous
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I'm Ajadi Taoheed Taiwo a graduate from osun state college of technology Esa-oke, I studied Accountancy. Have worked in many place which have gain experience and I believe is going to be useful for yo...read more

VISHAL VAIDH
2y

My name is Vishal vaidh

Three golden rules of accounting is

All expense should be debit, All income should be credit.

What comes in will be debit and what goes out will be credit.

Debit the receiver, and...read more

Anonymous
2y

Accounting means monitoring the accounts

ROHIT KUMAR
2y

i am rohit kumar from delhi

the golden rules of accounting help in documenting the finacial transaction in ladger

these golden rules are based on the type of accounts will have a debit and credit ent...read more

Anonymous
2y

Im Ganesh mishra,

  1. Debit what comes and, Credit what goes out.and
  2. Debit was receiver and Credit is a giver
  3. Depreciation is defined as the dedication of the recorded cost of a fixed asset in a system...read more
Anonymous
2y

Im Ganesh mishra,

  1. Debit what comes and, Credit what goes out.and
  2. Debit was receiver and Credit is a giver
  3. Depreciation is defined as the dedication of the recorded cost of a fixed asset in a system...read more
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