Accountancy, asked by pratham80398, 11 months ago

Explain why it is not possible to have a credit
balance brought down in the cash column of a
cash book?​

Answers

Answered by pochinki1750
12

Answer\No

Explanation:

it is because cash is an asset for the business and bringing down credit balance ( by balance c/d) would suggest that cash has a credit balance which is against the rules .

however the bank column of the cash book can have the credit balance brought down which would suggest that that the bank account has been overdrawn by the firm .

Answered by manil54
1

Answer:

Explanation:

it is because cash is an asset for the business and bringing down credit balance ( by balance c/d) would suggest that cash has a credit balance which is against the rules .

however the bank column of the cash book can have the credit balance brought down which would suggest that that the bank account has been overdrawn by the firm

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