Accounting enteries

what enteries to be passed in account books for provision of expenses. suppose we have not recd. invoice of CA , Travelling expenses statement from sales person,  electricity bill, etc. , then to aacount for such expenses what should we do ?

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This discussion explains how to create provisional accounting entries for expenses where invoices haven't been received yet. It covers common examples like audit fees, travel expenses, and electricity bills. The method involves debiting the expense account and crediting a 'payable' or 'provision' account, with adjustments made once the actual expense is finalised.

Provisional entries

1) Audit/Accounting fee Dr

To Audit/Accounting fee payable (or provision for audit/accounting fee)

To TDS

2) Travelling Exps Dr

To Travelling Exps payable

3) Electricity Expenses Dr

To Electricity Expenses Payable

When the actual expense is being accounted, credit the provision account and debit bank/cash. Difference if any can be debited/credited to the respective expense account.

Thanks Poornima Madam.

Agree with poornima

Very well explained by Poornima.

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