Reserve in sole proprietorship

treatment of reserve sole proprietorship
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This discussion clarifies the concept of reserves within a sole proprietorship. While reserves are typically created under company law and governed by accounting standards, their practical purpose in a sole proprietorship is limited. Any reserve created effectively becomes part of the owner's capital and doesn't serve a distinct function separate from it. The accounting entry would typically involve debiting a bank account and crediting either the capital account or the reserve account.

I think reserves are created as per companies acts and treated definitely by AS standards

You can have a separate reserve but will sere no purpose in sole propreitorship since it will be effectively a part of his capital

It will be treated as a seperate reserve
Its entry??

Bank a/c 

To. Capital a/c or reserve a/c

 

 

 

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