Dr. Credit card amount XYZ
Cr. Bank Account amount XYZ
BY VENDOR Dr TO BANK Cr
[Debit] Accounts payable xxxx [Credit] bank account xxxx
Bounced cheque entry is the reversal of original entry of cheque deposit as follows: [Debit] Cash account [Credit] Bank account
The journal entry for issuing a cheque in favor of Mr. Jain and Bro, along with the discount allowed, would involve two components: recognizing the payment and recording the discount. The entry would be: Debit: Mr. Jain and Bro (Accounts Payable) - Amount of the cheque Credit: Bank/Cash - Amount of the cheque Credit: Discount Allowed - Discount amount This reflects the reduction in liability due to the payment and the expense incurred for the discount.
The journal entry for milk purchased by issuing a cheque would be recorded as follows: Debit: Milk Inventory (or Purchases) account for the amount of the purchase Credit: Bank (or Cash) account for the same amount This entry reflects the increase in inventory (or purchases) and the decrease in cash due to the payment made via cheque.
debit electricity billcredit bank
debit bankcredit accounts receivable
Debit bankCredit accounts receivable
Party a/c.... Dr Bank a/c.....Cr If we issue a cheque we would have passed an entry (debit the receiver/firm & credit the bank) that entry should be reversed (debit bank & credit the firm).
When a cheque received in the last week of a month is dishonored in the following month, the accounting entry will involve reversing the initial recognition of the cheque. The entry would typically be a debit to the accounts receivable (or cash) account and a credit to the dishonored cheque account or the relevant income account. This reflects the reversal of anticipated cash inflow, acknowledging that the payment was not received. Additionally, any applicable bank fees may also need to be recorded.
Debit discount allowed and credit purcahses
In Tally 7.2, to enter a cheque number, first navigate to the "Gateway of Tally," then select "Accounting Vouchers." Choose the appropriate voucher type (usually Payment or Receipt) and press F5 or F6, depending on the transaction type. In the voucher entry screen, you will find a field for cheque details where you can enter the cheque number along with other relevant information before saving the entry.