Carriage inward is recorded on the dash account a credit side of the trading b debit side of the cash book c debit side of the trading d credit side of the profit and loss

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Carriage inward is recorded on the dash account

a credit side of the trading
b debit side of the cash book
c debit side of the trading
d credit side of the profit and loss

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A or the first option

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Batfastad answered Mar 21, 2023

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Step-by-step explanation:

Carriage inwards is an expense and expenses are debited.

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