Neerose commenced his business with a capital of 1000000.journalise
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Cash A/c.. Dr. 10,00,000
.......To capital a/c..... 10,00,000
[. Being. Business started with. Cash ]
.......To capital a/c..... 10,00,000
[. Being. Business started with. Cash ]
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this transaction affects two accounts... cash a/c(cash is brought in) an d capital a/c(capital introduced)..cash a/c and capital a/c are real accounts(all assets and liabilities come under it..here cash is an asset... capital is a liability).
the three golden rules of accounting are
personal account - debit the reciever, credit the giver
nominal account- debit all expenses and losses, credit all incomes and gains
real account- debit what comes in, credit what goes out
so in contention with the above rules.. capital account should credited since cash is going out/liabilty is increasing..cash account should be debited since cash is coming in...
so the journal entry will be
cash a/c Dr 1000000
To capital a/c 1000000
(being capital brought in)
the three golden rules of accounting are
personal account - debit the reciever, credit the giver
nominal account- debit all expenses and losses, credit all incomes and gains
real account- debit what comes in, credit what goes out
so in contention with the above rules.. capital account should credited since cash is going out/liabilty is increasing..cash account should be debited since cash is coming in...
so the journal entry will be
cash a/c Dr 1000000
To capital a/c 1000000
(being capital brought in)
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