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fresh capital invested 1000

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Answered by arunprasad1981
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Explanation:

In this transaction, Cash is increasing so the capital.

As per the modern rule of accounting

If assets increases- Debit the asset account.

If capital increases- credit the capital account.

So entry would be:-

Cash (Bank)Account Dr. 1000

To capital Account Cr. 1000

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Bank/ cash A/ c Dr.

To capital AC

Cash/Bank A/c. Dr. 1000

To Capital A/c. 1000

(Being cash introduced in businees to increase the capital)

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Cash A/c Dr.

To Captital a/c

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Cash A/c_Dr (1,000)

To Capital A/c (1,000)

Reason : Cash account is debited because it increases the balance of Cash(Assets) Account and Capital account is credited because it increases the balance of Capital Account.

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Cash/Bank …Dr. 1000

TO Capital A/c……1000

Bank A/C Dr 1000

To capital A/c 1000

Due to additional capital cash will increase and capital account will increase .

so entry will be

cash/bank a/c _____ Dr 1000

to capital a/c _____ 1000

Bank… Dr.-1000Rs.

To Share Capital Cr. - 1000Rs.

The entry would be:

Cash/Bank A/c dr

To Capital A/c

What is the journal entry for capital contribution?

Debit - Asset/Liability

Credit - Capital

Asset/Liability looks way too broad, so let me explain.

First, let’s begin with a simple business, e.g., a sole trader or general partnership, so we ignore the share premium account.

Second, the debit side depends on the nature of contribution the owner is making. I agree that most commonly it will be cash; however, in small businesses there can be a variety of other cases.

Cash contribution

Debit - Cash (or Bank)

Credit - Capital

Fixed assets contribution

For example, the owner decided to contribute his car to business.

Debit - Fixed Assets

Credit - Capital

Invent

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