Balance sheet
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02 March 2016
Difference between "Balance sheet as at" and "Balance sheet as on" ?
02 March 2016
It is a concern of ENGLISH. "At" normally signifies PLACE, "on" signifies TIME. In India, although we use it interchangeably.
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