The difference between double entry and single entry is
A
double entry is based on the dual concept while single entry is not based on dual concept
B
double entry is an account while single entry is not an account
C
double entry keeps personal account while single does not
Ddouble entry is useful for business enterprise while single entry is not
Answer is A
Recording method: Single-entry bookkeeping gives a one-sided picture of transactions recorded in the cash register. In double entry, changes due to one transaction are reflected in at least two accounts.
Error detection: In double entry, debits and credits must always be the same.