transferring money from current account to savings account (both relates to partner of company) how to write in his personal books it is loan or drawings, pls explain
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This discussion explores how to accurately record transfers of funds from a company's current account to a partner's personal savings account. The consensus suggests that if the current account has a credit balance, the transfer should be treated as drawings in the partner's personal books. If the current account has a debit balance, it might be considered a loan, but further clarification from the partner is recommended before finalising the accounting treatment.
Why do you want to change yo savings account? Every month my banker debits 1000/- for not maintaining minimum balance. Zero balance accounts will comeback afte cbdc
When transferring money from a current account to a savings account belonging to a partner of the company, it should be recorded as a "drawings" transaction in the partner's personal books.