Introduction to Cash Clearing Process
Unravel the mystery behind clearing accounts. Learn why clearing accounts are used in finance and accounting. Learn why so many clearing accounts are defined in ERPs and Automated Accounting Systems.
The learning objectives of this lesson are:
Learn the meaning of Clearing as business concept
Meaning of Clearing Account
Cash Clearing Account and Cash Clearing Process
Cash Clearing – Accounting Entries with some Examples
Understand the difference between Clearing & Suspense Accounts
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