Accounting entries Journal,Ledger and Trial Balance for i.com and b.com
Easiest way to learn accounting entries for i.com part 1 and b.com part 1 students
Bases of all accounting entries following rules keep in mind
must debited must credited
Cash inflow cash outflow
Purchases Sales
Sales return purchases return
assets increase assets decrease
Liabilities decrease Liabilities increase
Discount Allowed Discount Received
Drawings Capital
Discount Allowed Discont Received
Easiest way to learn accounting entries for i.com part 1 and b.com part 1 students
Bases of all accounting entries following rules keep in mind
must debited must credited
Cash inflow cash outflow
Purchases Sales
Sales return purchases return
assets increase assets decrease
Liabilities decrease Liabilities increase
Discount Allowed Discount Received
Drawings Capital
Discount Allowed Discont Received
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