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Dear FYJC Commerce Students,

Kindly find the attached file of single column cash book. In this video, Prof. CA Sapan Parikh has explained cash book chapter in very easy way. Also, share the video with your friends so even they can avail benefit from it. Thank you.

  • SINGLE COLUMN CASH BOOK

 

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