Question No 25 Chapter No 4
25. Mention the side and the nature of the account which show the increase in the following Account
(i) Salaries outstanding Account | (ii) Salaries Account |
(iii) Sunanda (Proprietor) | (iv) Rent Received Account |
(v) Bank Account | (vi) Building Account |
(vii) Debtor’s Account | (viii) Motor Vehicle Account |
(ix) Rent, Prepaid Account | (x) Sales Account |
The solution of Question No 25 Chapter No 4: –
S. No. | Particulars | Side of Ledger |
Nature of Account |
i | Salaries Outstanding Account | Credit | Personal Account |
ii | Salaries Account | Credit | Personal Account |
iii | Sunanda (Proprietor) | Credit | Personal Account |
iv | Rent Received Account | Credit | Nominal Account |
v | Bank Account | Debit | Real Account |
vi | Building Account | Debit | Real Account |
vii | Debtors Account | Debit | Real Account |
viii | Motor Vehicle Account | Debit | Real Account |
ix | Rent Prepaid Account | Debit | Personal Account |
x | Sales Account | Credit | Nominal Account |
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