The document describes the basic rules of double entry bookkeeping or accounting system. It provides 10 transactions to demonstrate how accounts are debited and credited according to the type of account. Personal accounts are debited when receiving money and credited when giving money. Real accounts are debited when assets come in and credited when assets go out. Nominal accounts are debited for expenses and losses and credited for incomes and gains. The transactions show a business owner recording various financial activities like investing capital, purchases, sales, payments, and expenses.
The document describes the basic rules of double entry bookkeeping or accounting system. It provides 10 transactions to demonstrate how accounts are debited and credited according to the type of account. Personal accounts are debited when receiving money and credited when giving money. Real accounts are debited when assets come in and credited when assets go out. Nominal accounts are debited for expenses and losses and credited for incomes and gains. The transactions show a business owner recording various financial activities like investing capital, purchases, sales, payments, and expenses.
The document describes the basic rules of double entry bookkeeping or accounting system. It provides 10 transactions to demonstrate how accounts are debited and credited according to the type of account. Personal accounts are debited when receiving money and credited when giving money. Real accounts are debited when assets come in and credited when assets go out. Nominal accounts are debited for expenses and losses and credited for incomes and gains. The transactions show a business owner recording various financial activities like investing capital, purchases, sales, payments, and expenses.
1. Personal Account Debit the receiver or “Who will pay to business” Credit the Giver or “Business will pay to him” 2. Real Account Debit what comes into Business Credit what goes out from Business 3. Nominal Account Debit all expenses or losses Credit all income or gains 1. Mr. Vikas started a business and invested Rs. 500000 into the business. He bring Rs. 500000 cash as capital.
Cash A/c Dr 5,00,000
Capital A/c Cr 5,00,00
Cash A/c (Real Account)
Capital A/c (Personal Account) 2. He bought office furniture for Rs. 25,000 for cash Furniture A/c (Real a/c) Dr 25,000 Cash A/c (Real A/c) Cr 25,000
3. He open current account in ICICI Bank by
depositing Rs. 100,000 Bank A/c (Real a/c) Dr 1,00,000 Cash A/c (Real A/c) Cr 1,00,000 4. He paid office rent of Rs. 15,000 for the month by cheque to M/s Realtors Properties
Rent Expenses A/c (Nominal a/c) Dr 15,000
Realtors Properties (Personal) Cr 15,000 (at the time of booking of expenses)
Realtors Properties (Personal) Dr 15,000
ICICI Bank (Real a/c) Cr 15,000 (at the time of Payment) 5. He made purchase for Rs. 100000 on credit from Xpert Shoe Company. Purchase A/c (Real a/c) Dr 1,00,000 Xpert Shoe Company (Personal A/c) Cr 1,00,000
6. He paid Rs. 50,000 to Xpert Shoes Company
by Cheque. Xpert Shoes Company - (Personal a/c) - Dr 50,000 ICICI Bank - (Real A/c) - Cr 50,000 7. He made sales to Anubhav Traders on credit for Rs. 25,000. Anubhav Traders - (Personal a/c) - Dr 25,000 Sales A/c -(Real A/c) - Cr 25,000
8. He made cash sales for Rs. 20,000
Cash A/c - (Real a/c) -Dr 20,000
Sales A/c - (Real A/c) -Cr 20,000 9. He received cheque of Rs. 25,000 against Sales made to Anubhav Traders ICICI Bank A/c - (Real a/c) - Dr 25,000 Anubhav Traders - (Personal A/c) - Cr 25,000
10. Godown Rent is due but not yet paid for Rs. 25,000 Godown Rent Exp A/c (Nominal A/c) -Dr 25,000 Rent Payable (Nominal A/c) -Cr 25,000