Entry at the time of investment
6.67% GOI (Investment) --46,37,500
Accrued Interest GOI Bond ( Investment) -1,30,620.83
To Party A/c 47,68,120.83
Now accrued interest received on dated
15-06-2022
Bank A/c Dr. 1,30,620.83
To Interest accrued GOI Bond 1,30,620.83
15-12-2022
Bank A/c Dr. 1,30,620.83
To Interest accrued GOI Bond 1,30,620.83
Now my question is that for twice accrued interest received how to treat in my books of accounts of Rs. 1,30,620.83+1,30,620.83 =2,61,241.6

Entry at the time of investment
6.67% GOI (Investment) --46,37,500
Accrued Interest GOI Bond ( Investment) -1,30,620.83
To Party A/c 47,68,120.83
Now accrued interest received on dated
15-06-2022
Bank A/c Dr. 1,30,620.83
To Interest accrued GOI Bond 1,30,620.83
15-12-2022
Bank A/c Dr. 1,30,620.83
To Interest accrued GOI Bond 1,30,620.83
Now my question is that for twice accrued interest received how to treat in my books of accounts of Rs. 1,30,620.83+1,30,620.83 =2,61,241.6

how to treat twice received interest accrued received on bonds.

While at the time of purchase i booked accrued interest GOI Bond

Accrued interest from Government of india bond received
whether it should be transferred to interest income
Bank A/c Dr . 250000
To Accrued interest from GOI Baond 2,25,000
To Interest received 25,000
Now accrued interest from GOI Bond received ,
whether should be transferred to Interest Income.

why all losses are not included in accounting like when we keep cash in our hand we are losing an opportunity to invest it somewhere and earn interest from there etc

personal expenses and withdrawal while preparing books of accounts of individual, should be made under DRAWING.
Please reply

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Can we charge the last year's depreciation in 2021-22 ?
Do we need to intimate the IT Dept for this omission ?

Thank you

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I’ve the following entry put in 20-21:
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To audit fees payable 11800 cr
Now in 21-22 what entries should I pass to take credit of GST.