Saving account journal entries

A proprietorship firm liable for tax audit having current account and also saving account for personal purpose, is it required to show saving account in balance sheet ? , and if it yes, then each transaction entries required to be pass ???
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This discussion clarifies whether personal saving accounts linked to a proprietorship firm need to be shown on the business balance sheet. Generally, personal accounts are excluded if separate business accounts are maintained. However, if a saving account is in the business's name or if only one account is used for both personal and business purposes, then it should be included and all transactions recorded.

No, it is not required to show personal saving A/c in the balance sheet of the business.
If you still want to show, then you have to pass each transaction entry.
Not required to show personal bank statement
If you are maintaining separate account for business and personal then no required, but maintaining single books then required
Agree with Ankit ji

if savings account in the name of proprietorship business firm name, then it must be shown.

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