Treatment on the Occasion of Fathers Day

The director has paid 5100 to her father on the Occasion of Father's Day from the company's account.

What will be the journal entry of the same in tally prime and also tell under which group director comes in tally prime.
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This discussion addresses the accounting treatment for a director paying their father £100 from the company account on Fathers Day. It explores the correct journal entry in Tally Prime, considering whether the director's account falls under 'Drawings' or 'Director's Expenses'. The advice also touches upon legal restrictions under Section 185 of the Companies Act regarding payments to directors and the business entity concept.

Dr. Drawing A/c 

Cr. Bank a/c or cash A/c

Director's A/c Dr

To Cash/Bank A/c

 

Originally posted by : yogi kukreja
Dr. Drawing A/c 

Cr. Bank a/c or cash A/c

Drawings A/c in Company??

That too for Director( Is not necessarily Owner/Shareholder) ??

 

Also If Director is return that amount then Directors A/c Can show under Loan & Advance , In current assets , If he is not return back then Directors Expenses A/c , will be under Indirect Expenses, P&L A/c .

U r right mam sorry I don't seen complete question

Any amount to director is prohibited under 185 of the Companies Act , so please check section 185 is applicable in your Case or not .

No relationship exists in business entity concept.

Dr. Capital- equity

Cr. Drawings-equity

(Drawing amount is prepared)

There is a thing beyond it called reconciling

Dr. Drawing expense- equity 

Cr. Bank

These r the accounts which get involved during this transaction. The first entry doesn't disturb balance sheet equation and the next one talkies both of them 

 

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