Credit period

if company made a purchase of asset for rs. 10000 with a credit period of 2 yrs
then what is the entry as per IND AS
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This discussion clarifies the accounting treatment for purchasing an asset with a two-year credit period under IND AS. The initial entry involves debiting the asset account and crediting the creditor account for the purchase price. Any interest incurred during the credit period should be capitalised as part of the asset's cost, not expensed. Finally, payment to the creditor is recorded by debiting the creditor account and crediting cash or bank.

Asset a/c dr
To creditor
at the time of purchase u should pass above entry

2) intrest a/c dr
To creditor
because u have to pay intrest for 2 months

3) at finally
creditor a/c
To cash/Bank
How much amount we have to recognise in asset
Asset a/c dr 10000
To creditor 10000

asset a/c dr (intrest)
To creditor (intrest)

creditor a/c dr 10000+int
to bank

intrest should be capitalise on asset cost hence it should not be treaTed as exp

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