Income from partner to firm

income from partner to firm is recorded in which account p&l a/c or p&l appropriation a/c
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This discussion clarifies how to account for income received from a partner by the firm, specifically focusing on 'income from partner' which is often interest on drawings. It explains that while normal income is credited to the Profit & Loss account, interest on drawings is debited to the partner's capital/current account and credited to the Appropriation Account.

ALL INCOME IS SHOWN UNDER SALES. SOMETIMES INTEREST IS ALSO TREATED AS INCOME. SO WHEN A PARTNER DRAWS MONEY AND PAYS INTEREST, IT CAN BE CALLED AS INCOME FROM PARTNER. (INTEREST ON DRAWINGS)

Where it will record

INTEREST ON DRAWINGS IS DEBIT TO PARTNERS CAPITAL/CURRENT ACCOUNT AND CREDIT TO APPROPRIATION ACCOUNT.

NORMAL INCOME IS CREDIT TO PROFIT AND LOSS

INTEREST ON DRAWINGS IS DEBIT TO PARTNERS CAPITAL/CURRENT ACCOUNT AND CREDIT TO APPROPRIATION ACCOUNT.

NORMAL INCOME IS CREDIT TO PROFIT AND LOSS

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