Accountancy, asked by omkarshindeo457, 3 months ago

Under Single Entry System, Cash
received from Debtors is recorded to the​

Answers

Answered by debakishrestha2022
1

Answer:

cash- debit

debtors- credit

Answered by anjalin
0

The answer is debtors and cash A/c:

Explanation:

  • Some transactions are totally recorded under the single entry system.
  • Cash received from debtors is recorded in both the debtor's account and the cash account.
  • A key issue with small enterprises is that, due to a lack of time and skill, it is impossible to keep complete accounting records using the double-entry approach.
  • Furthermore, most small businesses cannot afford to engage outside personnel to keep track of these documents.
  • As a result, any set of procedures targeted at determining a business' profit or loss that does not entail maintaining records under the double-entry system is referred to as a single entry system.
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