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How Voucher Entries impact Balance Sheet

Have you ever considered the affect of voucher entries on balance sheet items on both the asset and liability sides? Learn more into the impact of each category




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This document covers

  1. What is a Voucher?
  2. How Vouchers affect Balance Sheet ?

1. What is a Voucher?

A voucher is a transaction entry that is used to document the daily activities of an individual, such as the purchase or sale of an asset, the granting or collection of a loan, the depositing or redeeming of a fixed deposit, and so forth.

A voucher category and a transaction event are typically associated with each voucher, which in turn affects the asset or liability side of the balance sheet.

The balance sheet in EZTax.in Books Portal automatically includes the typical sales or purchases of products or inventory; however, there are instances in which it is desirable to record specific transactions as part of vouchers.


2. How Vouchers affect Balance Sheet ?

The following table displays the impact of the transaction on each balance sheet item on the asset or liability side, or both, by voucher category and transaction event.

Voucher CategoryAssets / LiabilityTransaction EventBalance Sheet ImpactProfit and Loss Impact
Asset SideLiability Side
Assets - TangibleAPurchasedTangible Asset
Cash/Bank
SoldTangible Asset
Cash/Bank
(Sale value - Purchase value) should be credited to PL
Assets - IntangibleAPurchasedTangible Asset
Cash/Bank
SoldTangible Asset
Cash/Bank
(Sale value - Purchase value) should be credited to PL
Loans & Advances givenAGrantedLoans and Advances Given
Cash /Bank
CollectedLoans and Advances Given
Cash /Bank
InvestmentsAPurchasedInvestments
Cash /Bank
CollectedInvestments
Cash /Bank
(Sale value - Purchase value) should be credited to PL
Cash in BankADepositedBank
Cash
WithdrawnBank
Cash
Cash in HandADepositedBank
Cash
WithdrawnBank
Cash
Fixed DepositsADepositedFixed Deposit
Cash/Bank
RedeemFixed Deposit
Cash /Bank
(Sale value - Purchase value) should be credited to PL
Any Other AssetAPurchasedAny other Asset
Cash/Bank
SoldAny other Asset
Cash/bank
(Sale value - Purchase value) should be credited to PL
Capital Work in ProgressACapital Work in progress
Cash/Bank
Taxes - Advance Tax (IT)APaidCash/Bank
Advance Tax
TDS ReceivableAOpen BalanceTDS receivable
Sundry Debtors
Bank OverdraftLTakenBankBank OD
RepaidBankBank OD
CapitalLBroughtCash/BankCapital
ReturnedCash/BankCapital
Borrowings - Long TermLBroughtCash/BankLong Term Borrowings
ReturnedCash/BankLong term Borrowings
Loans - SecuredLBroughtCash/BankSecured Loans
ReturnedCash/BankSecured Loans
Loans - UnsecuredLBroughtCash/BankUnsecured loans
ReturnedCash/BankUnsecured Loans
Taxes - Output GSTLPaidCash/BankOutput GST
Set offInput GSTOutput GST
Borrowings - Short TermLBroughtCash/BankShort Term Borrowings
ReturnedCash/BankShort term Borrowings
Any Other LiabilityLBroughtCash/BankAny other Liability
ReturnedCash/BankAny other Liability
TDS PayableLPaidCash/BankTDS Payable



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Disclaimer: This article provides an overview and general guidance, not exhaustive for brevity. Please refer Income Tax Act, GST Act, Companies Act and other tax compliance acts, Rules, and Notifications for details.