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Company A gets a loan and bought a Fixed Assets and given the FA to other Company B.

Both are related party and separate legal entity.

What will be accounting treatment in both Company's

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This discussion explores the accounting entries for a fixed asset purchased by Company A with a loan and then transferred to related entity Company B. Initially, the entries involve debiting the asset and crediting the loan/vendor. Upon transfer, Company B is debited, and the asset credited. A follow-up clarifies that Company A retains ownership, leading to the suggestion of treating it as a lease arrangement.

For Company A :

When a loan is taken -

Bank A/c Dr

    To Loan Liability Cr

When FA purchased -

FA A/C Dr

   To Vendor Cr

When FA has given to Company B -

Company B A/C Dr

    To FA Cr

 

For Company B :

When FA Received -

FA A/C Dr

    To Company A Cr

Thanking you,

In light of the suggestion following are the followup

the Ownership of the FA is still company A. 

Do we need treat as investment in Company B by Company A, or treat it as normal transaction,

because the loan payment will done by company A

 

 

 

 

 

Ok. In that case, you can treat it as - property given on lease basis.

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