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     I believe that knowledge is every person's right and its something which increases as we share.
 Financial literacy is very much a necessity these days and it would help you to take better financial decisions comfortably.
 This blog is a way of sharing what I know and what I have learned in commerce with you- my reader.
 My blog would assist you to acknowledge the vast subject and hopefully clear all your doubts.
 I aim to explain all the conceptual theories on commerce which may include accounts, business and economic in simple words.
 My page Commerce literacy will help you to understand the terms and definitions of commerce in a more manageable way and become a financially literate person.

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What is Double entry system?           This is a system through which transactions in a business involving money and money’s worth are recorded in the nominal ledger from the books of prime entry.           According to this system each business transactions will have two sides which will be equal and opposite of each other;  Debit side and a credit side . Every debit must be balanced to its credit. Rules of double entry system There are generally two sets of rules. You can follow the ones which you understand and find easy to remember the most. 1.      In this rule you need to keep in mind what a debit and a credit entry will do. A debit entry will :- n   Increase an asset n   Increase an expense n   Decrease a liability A credit entry will :- n   Decrease an asset n   Increase a liability n   Increase an income ...
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