Received from nandlal 14150 in full settlement of his account...
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Received from nandal in full settlement of his account...
It means received the amount from nandal in terms of discount.....
It s journal entry will be...
Cash @/c...dr..14150
***To nandal.............. 14000
***To discount received a/c...... 150
[ Being cash received on credit.. In full settlement.]
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Received from nandal in full settlement of his account...
It means received the amount from nandal in terms of discount.....
It s journal entry will be...
Cash @/c...dr..14150
***To nandal.............. 14000
***To discount received a/c...... 150
[ Being cash received on credit.. In full settlement.]
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Answer:
Cash A/c Dr. xxx
To Nandlal xxx
(Being amount received from Nandlal in full settlement of his account.)
Explanation:
- Below mentioned are The Golden Rules of Accounting-
- For Real Accounts the rule says- Debit What Comes In, Credit What Goes Out.
- For Personal Accounts the rule says- Debit the Receiver and Credit the Giver.
- For Nominal Accounts the rule says- Debit All Expenses and Losses, Credit all Incomes and Gains.
- Cash A/c being a real account, will be applying Rule 1 of accounting and we will debit the cash account as it is what is coming in the business.
- Nandlal A/c is a personal account, therefore by applying the Rule 2 of accounting, we will credit Nandlal's A/c as he is the giver.
Hence, while passing the journal entry we will debit the Cash A/c and credit Nandlal's A/c.
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