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What is the main objective in preparing an account?
Asked by Topperlearning User | 14 Jun, 2016, 11:36: AM
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The main objective in preparing an account is to ascertain the balance due to or due from individuals or organisations.

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What is the main objective in preparing an account?
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What do you understand by personal account? Give examples.
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On which side, will a decrease in the following account recorded. Also, identify the nature of accounts.  i. Cash  ii. Rent paid  iii. Ashok­­­- Proprietor of business  iv. Bank overdraft  v. Wages paid  vi. Outstanding rent  vii.  Prepaid insurance
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Following accounts are being maintained in the books of Mr.Vipul. Classify them under personal, real, and nominal accounts. Land Goodwill Bad debts recovered Depreciation Freight Interest received Bank overdraft Investments Drawings Repairs incurred Purchase returns Discount allowed  
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State the rules of debit and credit under the traditional approach.
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Open a ‘T’ format cash account. Enter the following transactions on the proper side and balance the account. Goods purchased for cash Rs.40,000 Purchased furniture for cash Rs.3,000 Withdrew cash for personal use Rs.5,000 Sold goods for cash at Rs.60,000
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Why are rules of debit and credit same for liability and capital?
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