Reverse Entry is to be passed when it becomes stale cheque and subsequently income to be booked .
Bank reconciliation doubt
Page no : 2
chaitanya cherukuri
(Articled Student)
(241 Points)
Replied 27 June 2012
Entry 1: you need to pass the reversal entry as the cheque cannot be encashed on the day it become stale cheque.
Entry 2 : You need to consider that Amount as Gift received from others and accordingly you should treat the same in books or you can treat that amount as Discount if that person gave away that amount in his business interest.
Sarat Kumar Sahoo
(Chartered Accountant)
(389 Points)
Replied 27 June 2012
Either reverse this entry or delete the previous entry bcz same is not clered in bank.
Varshit Shah
(Self Employed)
(676 Points)
Replied 27 June 2012
I totally agree with Mr.Ravitheja.....With this u also must check supporting stating that , your creditor has waived his claim. Bcoz in today's world no buddy will waive his single rupee. Check that such transaction is not completed with any other way...........
ravitheja
(CA Final)
(77 Points)
Replied 28 June 2012
Cont.....
first you pass a entry see create an account of STALE CHEQUE LIABILITY and pass an entry
BANK A/c Dr
TO STALE CHEQUE LIABILITY A/c
then balance is reflected in the account then if the party is interested to take the cheque then pass a entry
STALE CHEQUE LIABILITY A/c Dr
TO BANK A/c
otherwise write off it as credit balances written off
STALE CHEQUE LIABILITY A/c Dr
TO MISC INCOME A/c
This most appropriate method of accounting and other methods do exist but you have a proper control in this regard.
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