Accountancy, asked by JASSUDH, 11 months ago

what is a account in easy wau​

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Answered by BRAINLYADDICTED
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Question :-

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Answer :-

Account is th process where business transactions record in systematic way.!

There are three types of account.!

  • Personal Account

  • Real Account

  • Nominal Account.

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=) Personal Account is a account which are related to "Persons , firms, Companies"

Example :-

  • Debtors

  • Creditors

  • Prepaid income

  • Outstanding income

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=) All assets including "intangible and tangible " are recorded in Real Account.

Example :-

  • Furniture

  • Goodwill

  • Patent

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=) Accounts which are related to "Income and gains, and expenses " Are known as Nominal Account.

Example :-

  • Purchase Ac

  • Cash Ac

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