In a business of lending money on interset

in a business of lending money on interset what is the accounting treatment and journal entries for cost bear by owner for agreement between owner and customer for lending money
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This discussion covers the accounting treatment and journal entries for a business that lends money on interest. It details how to record the initial loan, the receipt of interest, and accrued interest when it's not yet paid by the customer. The entries also address professional fees associated with the lending agreements.

Loans and advances a/c

To Bank a/c

when loan is given

Bank a/c 

To Interest a/c

when interest is received

Accrued interest a/c 

To receivables a/c

when interest not yet paid by customer

Accrued interest a/c 

To Loans and advances a/c 

will be probable if interest is included in calculations. or

receivables a/c

To interest incomes a/c

when interest is not received

use the above entry from first answer.

Dr Professional fees expense
Cr Vendor

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