Capital receipt

loan is sanctioned by the bank but not yet received to us can we treat it as capital receipt??
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This discussion clarifies whether a loan sanctioned by a bank, but not yet received, can be considered a capital receipt. The consensus is yes, it can be treated as such. Guidance is provided on the appropriate accounting entries, including using 'Receivables a/c' or 'Cash-in-transit a/c' until the funds are actually received into the bank account.

Yes, accruals allows you to do so. 

Please tell the entry

Receivables a/c

To Bank loan a/c

This will also look proper:

Cash-in-transit a/c (asset)

To Bank loan a/c

when cash is received:

Bank a/c

To Cash-in-transit a/c

Yes it is allowed

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