golden rule of commerce
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Think you mean golden rules of accounting
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1. Personal Accounts: Those accounts which are relatable to an individual, firm or any type of company
Ex. HDFC Bank A/c or my personal account etc.
The first rule:
#Debit the Receiver, Credit the giver
Ex. If we gave 20000 to Gopal then the journal entry will be
Gopal Dr. 20000
To Cash A/C 20000
Gopal is the receiver so he is debited
2. Real Accounts: The accounts of all those things which are property of the business and whose value can be measured in the terms of money are called real accounts
Ex. Furniture, Machinery, Cash etc.
The second rule:
#Debit what comes in, Credit what goes out
Ex. If Machinery is bought for 50000 Rs. Then the entry will be
Machinery A/C Dr. 50000
To Cash A/C 50000
(Machinery is coming to us so it is debited and cash is going out so it is credited in accordance to the rule)
3. Nominal Accounts: Those accounts which are related to gains - income and loss - expenses are called nominal accounts
Ex. Salary, Commission, Insurance etc.
The third rule
#Debit all expenses and losses, Credit all income and gains
Ex. If we paid salary 20000 Rs. Then the entry will be
Salary A/c Dr. 20000
To Cash A/c 20000
(Here we are paying salary so it is expense for us therefore it is debited)
Let's take another example
Ex. If 3000 is received for commission then entry will be
Cash A/c Dr. 3000
To Commission A/c 3000
(Here we are earning commission, it is income for us and according to rule income is credited so cash will be debited)
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Hope this helps :-)
Here is your answer
Think you mean golden rules of accounting
____________________________
1. Personal Accounts: Those accounts which are relatable to an individual, firm or any type of company
Ex. HDFC Bank A/c or my personal account etc.
The first rule:
#Debit the Receiver, Credit the giver
Ex. If we gave 20000 to Gopal then the journal entry will be
Gopal Dr. 20000
To Cash A/C 20000
Gopal is the receiver so he is debited
2. Real Accounts: The accounts of all those things which are property of the business and whose value can be measured in the terms of money are called real accounts
Ex. Furniture, Machinery, Cash etc.
The second rule:
#Debit what comes in, Credit what goes out
Ex. If Machinery is bought for 50000 Rs. Then the entry will be
Machinery A/C Dr. 50000
To Cash A/C 50000
(Machinery is coming to us so it is debited and cash is going out so it is credited in accordance to the rule)
3. Nominal Accounts: Those accounts which are related to gains - income and loss - expenses are called nominal accounts
Ex. Salary, Commission, Insurance etc.
The third rule
#Debit all expenses and losses, Credit all income and gains
Ex. If we paid salary 20000 Rs. Then the entry will be
Salary A/c Dr. 20000
To Cash A/c 20000
(Here we are paying salary so it is expense for us therefore it is debited)
Let's take another example
Ex. If 3000 is received for commission then entry will be
Cash A/c Dr. 3000
To Commission A/c 3000
(Here we are earning commission, it is income for us and according to rule income is credited so cash will be debited)
___________________________
Hope this helps :-)
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