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Question 5.
On which side will the decrease in the following accounts be recorded ? Also, state the nature of the account:
(i) Cash
(ii) Bank Overdraft
(iii) Outstanding salary paid
(iv) Outstanding Rent
(v) Prepaid Insurance
(vi) Mohan, Proprietor of the business

Answers

Answered by sonalip1219
36

The answer is stated below:

Explanation:

1.

Cash - The decrease will be recorded on the Credit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Real account.

2.

Bank Overdraft - The decrease will be recorded on the Debit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Personal account.

3.

Salary Outstanding paid - The decrease will be recorded on the Debit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Personal account.

4.

Rent Outstanding - The decrease will be recorded on the Debit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Personal account.

5.

Prepaid Insurance - The decrease will be recorded on the Credit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Personal account.

6.

Mohan, Proprietor of the business - The decrease will be recorded on the Debit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Real account.

Answered by saarthakdrn
3

Answer:

1.

Cash - The decrease will be recorded on the Credit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Real account.

2.

Bank Overdraft - The decrease will be recorded on the Debit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Personal account.

3.

Salary Outstanding paid - The decrease will be recorded on the Debit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Personal account.

4.

Rent Outstanding - The decrease will be recorded on the Debit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Personal account.

5.

Prepaid Insurance - The decrease will be recorded on the Credit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Personal account.

6.

Mohan, Proprietor of the business - The decrease will be recorded on the Debit Side of the account, and the nature of the account is Real account.

Explanation:

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