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[amp_mcq option1=”A accounting system in which only one account is affected at a time” option2=”Initial stage of double entry” option3=”Special accounting system for small traders” option4=”An incomplete accounting system” correct=”option1″]<\/p>\n

The correct answer is: A. A accounting system in which only one account is affected at a time.<\/p>\n

A single entry system is a type of accounting system in which only one account is affected at a time. This means that when a transaction occurs, only one account is debited and only one account is credited. This is in contrast to a double entry system, in which each transaction affects at least two accounts.<\/p>\n

Single entry systems are often used by small businesses and individuals because they are simpler to understand and use than double entry systems. However, single entry systems are not as accurate as double entry systems, and they can be more difficult to track complex transactions.<\/p>\n

Here is a brief explanation of each option:<\/p>\n