Types of accounts and rules for accounting prepared by prof.satish r.tajane
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Prof. S.N. Gaikwad is the Vice Chairman and Prof. S.R. Tajane is a faculty member. The document discusses different types of accounts used in accounting - personal accounts, impersonal accounts, real accounts, and nominal accounts. It provides rules for debiting and crediting transactions in each type of account, such as debiting the receiver and crediting the giver for personal accounts.
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