when single owner starting business with cashh 50000 rs what is right entry OWNER CAPITAL AC CREATE NAME OR JUST PASS ENTRY CASH TO CAPITAL what is the right method
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This discussion clarifies the correct accounting entry when a sole proprietor starts a business with an initial cash investment of Rs. 50,000. The consensus is to debit the Cash account to reflect the liquid asset and credit the Capital account, representing the owner's equity and the business's liability to them. The entry is Cash (Dr) 50,000 to Capital (Cr.) 50,000, which can also be specified as 'Owner's Capital Account' or the owner's name.
Cash of Rs. 50,000 will be debited as a liquid asset introduced by the proprietor in business. Capital A/c will be credited as capital is the liability of the business to pay the proprietor.
The capital account of the proprietor is shown as the owner's in the book
Pass entry
Cash to capital
Cash (Dr) 50,000
To Capital (Cr.) 50,000
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Cash of Rs. 50,000 will be debited as a liquid asset introduced by the proprietor in business. Capital A/c will be credited as capital is the liability of the business to pay the proprietor.
The capital account of the proprietor is shown as the owner's in the book