How to pass journal entry for service charges received after
tds from a debtor?
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Answer / ranjan kr pradhan
For giving service the entry will be:-
Debtor A/c...........Dr
To Service A/c.......Cr
To Service Tax A/c...Cr (If registered under Service Tax)
At the time of payment receiving from debtor:-
Cash/Bank A/c .......Dr
TDS Recoverable A/c..Dr
To Debtor A/c....Cr
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Answer / bablu gupta
debtors 73600/- service 64000/- service tax @15% tds @2%
please pass journal entry
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