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Book keeping

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Sheethal Sudhakar

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08-May-20 13:55

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Could you elaborate your question? What is the doubt.

Sudha Reddy

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08-May-20 14:09

Either Book keeping is different from subsidiary books?

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Sheethal Sudhakar

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08-May-20 14:12

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Sheethal Sudhakar

Either Book keeping is different from subsidiary books?

Bookkeeping is the recording of financial transactions, and is part of the process of accounting in business. Subsidiary Books are those books where the original entry of the transactions of similar nature (all sales, all purchases, all receipts, etc) are recorded at one place and in chronological order i.e. date wise Thus maintaining subsidiary books is book keeping activity.

Sudha Reddy

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08-May-20 14:57

Ok thank you

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Sheethal Sudhakar

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08-May-20 16:25