What are the different accounting entries generated in PP
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What are the different accounting entries generated in PP cycle...

Answer / suryakant lokhande

There are three accounting etries commonly generated they:
1.Personal Accounts
2.Real Accounts
3.Nominal Accounts.

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What are the different accounting entries generated in PP cycle...

Answer / vikas

I don't need the name of accounts. I want to know what are
the various debit and credit entries which are geneerated
in P2P cycle.

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What are the different accounting entries generated in PP cycle...

Answer / h.r. sreepada bhagi

Vikas,

Expand P2P Cycle. If the questions are not clear, wrong
answers will be posted. Many readers have marked the answers
with out understanding the question & relating the answer to
the question.

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What are the different accounting entries generated in PP cycle...

Answer / balasundaram

P2P cycle -

Approved Purchase requisition from concerned department -
Choosing appropriate vendor for purchase of goods/materials
(done by the procurement dept.) - Purchase Order (including
agreement in terms of price,payment
terms,quantity,transportation,delivery date etc.,) -
Receipt of goods from the vendor (GRN CUM DELIVERY NOTE) -
Depending upon the quantity ordered,issuance of debit
note/credit note to the vendor - Receipt of Invoice from
the vendor after adjusting DN/CN- Payment to vendor.

Accounting Entry -

1. accounts payable a/c dr
To vendor account
(Being goods received from the vendor and payment due)

2. Vendor a/c dr
To Bank a/c
(Being the amount paid to vendor vide chq. No.xxxx)

3. Vendor a/c dr
To cash a/c
(Being the amount paid by cash to vendor for the goods
purchased)

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