Journal entries

overdraft in bank?
what will be the entry if we have to show it in the cash books?
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This discussion clarifies how to handle bank overdrafts in accounting. While an overdraft facility itself doesn't typically require a journal entry as it's a contract, any associated bank charges or interest must be recorded. The consensus is that if the overdraft balance is reflected as a credit in the bank account, no specific journal entry is needed for the overdraft itself, but interest expenses should be accounted for.

I think
Over draft a/c dr
to bank a/c
Bank to
overdraft
Bank overdraft is always credit balance.
there is no transaction asked by the querist.
@ Mr Kashish Gupta.,

Your query is not cleared...
pls Ask Your query clearly...
Overdraft is a facility that is provide by bank to their regular customer. and it is a mutual contract between two party basically so that there is no monetry transaction. there is no entry passed in books of accounts..
In my opinion if you take overdraft no need to pass any extra entry in this case .
however if bank charge some interest then book this is in your financials
Firstly we assume that the balance is being reflected towards credit side of bank a/c so the journal entry may not be possible.

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