hello friends i like to know journal entry for one loan
transaction ie if you purchase a car for EMI with initial payment
how to make first entry & monthly entry any thing is there? pls
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Answer Posted / sanjay kumar
entry would be
Car account Dr.
cash/bank cr.
car loan a/c cr.
on monthly payments...
Car loan EMI a/c dr
cash/bank cr.
@ end of the one year you can deduct the amount of Emi to
loan
car loan dr,
car loan EMI cr.
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