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A Credit Sale Of Goods To Ram Should Be Debited To (C) Goods Account (D) Purchase Account

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Ram's Account

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Sales Account

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Goods Account

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Purchase Account

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Solution

The correct option is A
Ram's Account

The correct answer is (A) Ram’s Account
According to the rule of personal account, a credit sale of goods to ram should be debited to his personal account as Ram is the receiver of goods; as such, his personal account has been debited

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