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Rent paid rs 2000 in Jan and feb 2009. What will the entry
in Feb 1st 2009.

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Rent paid rs 2000 in Jan and feb 2009. What will the entry in Feb 1st 2009...

Answer / ravindra

the entry is
rent paid a/c 2000
to cash / bank 2000
this is the entry in the month of jan

rent paid a/c 2000
to cash/bank 2000
this is the entry for the month of febrauary

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Rent paid rs 2000 in Jan and feb 2009. What will the entry in Feb 1st 2009...

Answer / sekhar

rent a/c dr 1000
prepaid rent a/c dr 1000
to cash a/c 2000
being one month rent paid in advance

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Rent paid rs 2000 in Jan and feb 2009. What will the entry in Feb 1st 2009...

Answer / nazeer hussain.h

Rent A/c Dr 2000
Pre Paid Rent A/c Dr 2000
Bank / Cash A/c Cr. 4000

(Since Rent paid in Jan exp booked in Jan, where as for Feb
rent paid in advance booked in prepaid a/c)

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Rent paid rs 2000 in Jan and feb 2009. What will the entry in Feb 1st 2009...

Answer / harsha

im am not sure wheather it is 2000 for jan and feb or for
jan it is 2000 and feb 2000 i will take it as 2000 rs paid
for both the month the journal entry will be
rent account dr 1000
prepaid rent account dr 1000
to cash account 2000
for rent paid for jan and feb
in feb the entry will be
rent account dr 1000
to prepaid rent account 1000

the prepaid rent gets knock off by rent account in month
of feb

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Rent paid rs 2000 in Jan and feb 2009. What will the entry in Feb 1st 2009...

Answer / manish vatsaya

On 1st Feb

Rent A/c -----------------Dr.1000
Prepaid Rent A/c----------Dr.1000
To, Cash/Bank 2000

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Rent paid rs 2000 in Jan and feb 2009. What will the entry in Feb 1st 2009...

Answer / raghav vijayan

this Question is clearly mentioned in which amount paid
per month in Rent

Rent A/c Dr 2000
Bank A/c 2000


I think so, leave your comments

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Rent paid rs 2000 in Jan and feb 2009. What will the entry in Feb 1st 2009...

Answer / shishu pal yadav

1) Rent A/c Dr. 2000/-

To Rent Payable A/c 2000/-
(Being Rent Due for the Month of Jan)

2) Rent Payble A/c Dr. 2000/-

To Cash/ Bank 2000/-
(Being Rent paid for the M/o Jan)

Note- Same entry will be pass for Feb-)

Please leave your comment

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Rent paid rs 2000 in Jan and feb 2009. What will the entry in Feb 1st 2009...

Answer / sharada

rent payable a/c dr 2000
to cash a/c 2000

(being the jan salary paid in feb 1st 2009)

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Rent paid rs 2000 in Jan and feb 2009. What will the entry in Feb 1st 2009...

Answer / chandu

rent a/c dr 1000
to advance rent a/c 1000

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Rent paid rs 2000 in Jan and feb 2009. What will the entry in Feb 1st 2009...

Answer / sharada r

31-1-2009 Rent A/c Dr 2000
To Rent payable A/c 2000
(Being the Rent due for the month of Jan)

1-2-2009 Rent payable A/c Dr 2000
To Cash A/c 2000
(Being the january month salary paid)

These are Accrual accounting transaction.

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