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The correct journal entry to reconcile the interest earned on a bank balance is:?

Answers:

• Debit Cash, Credit Interest Revenue

• Debit Cash, Credit Accounts Payable

• Debit Cash, Credit Accounts Receivable

• Debit Accounts Receivable, Credit Cash

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Date de publication: 2016/02/10
NIRAV CHHATRALA
par NIRAV CHHATRALA , Operations manager/Accountant , Merlin Eco Green Technologies Fzc

Debit Cash

Credit Interest Revenue

Danial John Lowrence
par Danial John Lowrence , Head Of Accounts , Watermelon Holding Limited

Need to be passed a Reciept, Not a Jornal Entry. 

Cash/Bank      DR

Interest Income CR

If interest not credited to the Account, then need to pass a JV,

Interest Receivable A/c   DR

   Interest Income CR

Don't pass the journal entries to Cash Book.

RAJESH DESHKULKARNI GOPAL
par RAJESH DESHKULKARNI GOPAL , Group Accounts & Tax Manager , Confidential Group

Interested earned from Bank on Balance held on certain period;

Interest Income is revenue, therefore we shall Credit Income-Statement as INTEREST INCOME

Bank is Crediting your A/c for INTEREST EARNED, Therefore, you need to DEBIT YOUR BANK A/c

 

Whereas, if it's earned but not received (accrued)

Then we should pass following entry

Debit Interest Accrued A/c (Asset under Balance Sheet)

To INTEREST INCOME  (Income under Income Statement)

 

Anas Touqan
par Anas Touqan , مدير قسم المحاسبة , شركة التكامل الغذائي للتجارة والتسويق

Debit Cash, Credit Interest Revenue ,,,,,,,,,,,, 

Mahmoud Hamid
par Mahmoud Hamid , Finance Manager , Experts

The corrent journal entry to reconcile the interest earned on a bank balance is:

 

Debit Cash

Credit Interest Revenue 

suad السعادة
par suad السعادة , مسؤولة , Targa de L'impression et la publicité

Debit Accounts Receivable, Credit Cash

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