Accountancy, asked by sahiltiwari919, 10 hours ago

salary paid ₹15000. what type of transaction is it ?
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Ans:cash transaction of assets ​

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Answered by IIGoLDGrAcEII
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Answer:

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salay a/c dr (nominal a/c)

To salaryoutstanding a/c (represntative personal a/c)

as, salary is expense (dr all expenses & and loses)

and at cr side of jounal entry salary outstanding account

Read concentratedly from here

salary o/s to a group of people . and these people we cant name each one & so represent by an o/s a/c.

you may get a doubt that

here “ CR THE GIVER “ is not working

but, actually it is working

how?

company needs to pay you the salary in cash or bank form . but it didnt paid .so, your money is with the company. so, it means you gave money to the company (company is having your money). you are the giver.

Answered by INDnaman
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salay a/c dr (nominal a/c)

To salaryoutstanding a/c (represntative personal a/c)

as, salary is expense (dr all expenses & and loses)

and at cr side of jounal entry salary outstanding account

Read concentratedly from here

salary o/s to a group of people . and these people we cant name each one & so represent by an o/s a/c.

you may get a doubt that

here “ CR THE GIVER “ is not working

but, actually it is working

how?

company needs to pay you the salary in cash or bank form . but it didnt paid .so, your money is with the company. so, it means you gave money to the company (company is having your money). you are the giver.

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