Gaurav Aggarwal (Owner) (54 Points)
19 May 20091) What accoutning entries would be passed by a broking house when a client deposits money into his cash account with the broker with an objective of using this money for trading later?
Assume that this broking house has a client pool account maintained with it's banker
2) Once the client strikes a trade, what entries will the broking house pass?
3) what entry will be passed to effect payment for the purchase of the shares to the stock exchange by the broker?
CA Kingsley
(Audit Manager)
(470 Points)
Replied 20 May 2009
To Client deposit account
(Being client deposited the money on his account)
To bank / to stock exchange control account
(being shares purchased from stock exchange on behalf of client)
To Equity share investment account
(Being shares transferred to client’s demat account)
To brokerage account (credited to p&l)
To security transaction tax payable account (Liability)
(Being brokerage and security transation tax payable transferred)
Gaurav Aggarwal
(Owner)
(54 Points)
Replied 26 May 2009
Thanks Kingsley,
I have a related question
Would you know, if the brokers maintain a trust or an escrow account with the banks for the client's deposit with them ??
CA Kingsley
(Audit Manager)
(470 Points)
Replied 28 May 2009
I guess they should. Only from that account, they will buy shares i guess.
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