Inward return is directly proportional to the outward clearing where funds crediting into customers account i.e;inflow of funds into customers account and cheque return due to reason for eg insufficient funds or say cheque stopped by the drawer etc....
Outward return is directly proportional to the inward clearing where funds are debiting from the drawee or payee account i.e;outflow of funds from customers account and cheque return due to reason insufficient funds or say cheque stopped etc....
There is a big difference between both the laws.The basi difference between them is that i dont know 1st but i know the 2nd one
differentiate between returns to scale and constant return to scale
An investment you expect a return, with the other, you don't.
MEC is the expected rate of return on capital and MEI is the expected rate of return on investment.
To barter is to exchange some thing for a different thing (for example, if you give me a potato, I'll give you an apple). To borrow is to take something on a temporary basis, that you agree to return later. If you lend me your hammer, I will return it tomorrow.
Returns inward: Faulty or wrong goods that the customers return back to business Returns outward: Faulty or wrong goods that business returns back to supplier.
A: The answer is always. What goes out of a source of power the same power will return
yes return inward is a liability..therefore must be credited
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There is a big difference between both the laws.The basi difference between them is that i dont know 1st but i know the 2nd one
some times goods which have been purchased have to be returned to the supplier. they may be faulty, damaged or not what was ordered. these goods are known as purchase return or return outwards.
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Assume you hold an account with HSBC, and you give a cheque to your friend who holds account with Citi . So a cheque drawn on HSBC MICR, gets deposited in Citi . Now HSBC Processing team receives the cheque from Citi processing team through clearing . This is Inward clearing of funds wherein HSBC checks signature, funds, stale or post dated details before clearing it or return it. On the other way, cheques drawn on other bank deposited in hsbc and the same sent by HSBC to drawn on bank through clearing is outward clearing.. These processes have now been automated using applications like ICCS - Image cheque clearing system. etc..
They are one and the same and they are used interchangeably.
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