Lic premium entry

lic premium every year we pay now entry plz and after maturuty entry plzzz
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the accounting entries for LIC premiums. It explains how to record premium payments and maturity receipts, distinguishing between personal and business expenses. For sole proprietors, premiums paid are typically debited to the Capital Account and later transferred back upon maturity.

Lic premium a/c dr
to Bank a/c

Bank a/c dr
to Lic maturity proceeds a/c
Yes, you can follow above stated entry in B.O.A
1) Show LiC premium under Indirect Expense in Profit and Loss Account when you pay .
2) And Show under Indirect Income when you receive after maturity .
LIC premium paid is a personal expenditure. It is passed through capital account.
Yes , But paid by the company in the benefits of the employee will be Revenue Expenditure and accordingly I answered .
It is not clear in the query , paid by whom .

If  it is paid by  the sole  proprietor  then entry  will  be 

 1)   Capital        A/c      Dr 

       To Lic  Premium     A/c   Cr 

      (  Being personal  premium  paid  )  

2)  After maturuty  receipt  entyr will be 

    Bank                   A/c    Dr 

    To Capital           A/c     Cr 

(  Receipt  of  LIC  maturuty  amount ) 

 

Of course first  entry  in case of  Sole  proprietor wil be 

Lic Premium      A/c    Dr 

To  Bank            A/c    Cr 

( payment  made ) 

Then  transfer to capital  account 

Yes .....
Mr Sourav
You only said Yes , so above entry correct or not ?.
Yes entry is correct after entry lic amount should be transferred to capital account
Ok ..........................
Ok....

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