debit cash
credit vehicle
debit cash / bankcredit vehicle account
Debit cash / bankdebit accumulated depreciationdebit loss (if any)Credit Vehicle accountcredit profit (if any)
debit cash / bankdebit accumulated depreciationdebit loss on sale (if any)credit assetcredit profit on sale (if any)
accounting information allows a business entity to be able to ascertain its total income and its total expenditure and to be able to know if it is making a profit or loss as the prior motive of any organization or business entity is to maximize profit
Reserves always created from profit. Therefore the Journal entry will be for creating reserves Dr Profit & Loss A/c CR Reserve A/c
debit cash / bankcredit vehicle account
yes,without the knowledge of journal entries one cannot pass journal entry in tally tally focuses on accounting principles(real a/c,personal a/c,nominal a/c) from the beginning of journal entries to the final stage,i.e.,preparation of profit and loss account and balance sheet in an easy manner so that even a lay man can grasp the subject easily.
Debit cash / bankdebit accumulated depreciationdebit loss (if any)Credit Vehicle accountcredit profit (if any)
Debit new assetdebit loss (if any)debit accumulated depreciationCredit cash / bankcredit profit (if any)credit old car trade-in
cr asset account for cost price dr accumulated depreciation for asset depreciation cr asset sale account dr/cr profit/loss on asset account
A profit oriented entity is one whose goal is to make profits from its services or products. A non profit entity is one that does not necessarily seek to make profit but has set out other goals.
profit
debit cash / bankdebit accumulated depreciationdebit loss on sale (if any)credit assetcredit profit on sale (if any)
Debit profit and loss accountCredit owners capital
A not-for-profit hospital has a 501(c)(3) designation from the IRS, which means, for tax purposes, it is recognized as a not-for-profit organization exempt from Federal income taxes. It does not mean the entity can not earn a profit, it just means it is not liable for payment of income taxes. The not-for-profit entity also has no shareholders and pays no dividends.
accounting information allows a business entity to be able to ascertain its total income and its total expenditure and to be able to know if it is making a profit or loss as the prior motive of any organization or business entity is to maximize profit
Reserves always created from profit. Therefore the Journal entry will be for creating reserves Dr Profit & Loss A/c CR Reserve A/c