What is dr and cr?

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Where else you can use dr/ cr note apart from returning the goods/ services?
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Syed Danish Khalid
27-October-2016

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Date Posted: 2016/12/21

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Muaath Abu Nemah

by Muaath Abu Nemah , Data Management Director , Alrajhi Bank

dr means Debit

cr means Credit

Debit and Credit are terms used for accounts and transactions in accounting.

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