I have received a cheque from customer and i deposited into
the bank next 4-5 days cheque has been bounced by the bank.
Pls tell me what is reverce entry in the tally for cheque
bounced and which option i will enter in journal or payment
entry.
Salary . is it direct exp or indrect exp.
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Answer Posted / pushpal bhattacharya
When you received the cheque (for amount Rs.X) from
Customer, you must have entered the following Receipt:
Credit: Party A/c Rs.X
Debit: Bank A/c Rs.X
When the cheque has bounced, bank must have charged Rs.Y (as
Bank charges), which need to be recovered from the Party.
For this, you need to have a separate ledger "Bank
Charges"(under Indirect Expenses). Then pass the following 2
entries in Tally:
(a) Pass a Journal Voucher as follows:
Debit: Party A/c Rs.(X+Y)
Credit: Bank A/c Rs.X
Credit: Bank Charges Rs.Y
(b) Then, pass a Payment Voucher as follows:
Debit: Bank Charges Rs.Y
Credit: Bank A/c Rs.Y
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