How to compile accounting entries of company borrowing from individuals?

In order to solve the capital problem in the process of the company's operation and development, we can borrow money not only from financial institutions, but also from individuals. How should companies make accounting entries when borrowing from individuals?

Accounting entries of company borrowing from individuals

The company's borrowing from individuals is included in the current account, and the interest paid is included in the financial expenses. The accounting entries are as follows:

1. When borrowing money:

Debit: bank deposit

Credit: other payables

2. When the interest is accumulated on schedule.

Debit: financial expenses

Loan: interest payable

3. When paying interest:

Borrow: interest payable

Loans: bank deposits

Taxes payable-personal income tax payable

4. When paying taxes:

Borrow: taxes payable-personal income tax payable

Loans: bank deposits

5. When the principal is returned

Borrowing: Other payables/short-term loans.

Loans: bank deposits

Accounting entries of company borrowing from financial institutions

1, medium and long-term loans:

When an enterprise borrows money from a bank (or other financial institution):

Debit: bank deposits/funds in other currencies/cash on hand.

Loan: Long-term loan-principal

The loan interest payable to banks (or other financial institutions) shall be accrued annually:

Debit: financial expenses

Loan: interest payable

When the repayment period stipulated in the enterprise's long-term loan expires, the enterprise needs to return the principal and loan interest of the bank (or other financial institutions).

Borrow: interest payable

Principal of long-term loan

Long-term loans-accrued interest

Loans: bank deposits/funds in other currencies/cash on hand.

2. Short-term loans:

When an enterprise borrows money from a bank (or other financial institution),

Debit: bank deposits/funds in other currencies/cash on hand.

Loan: short-term loan-principal

When an enterprise accrues loan interest payable every month,

Debit: financial expenses

Loan: interest payable

When the short-term loan term expires, the enterprise needs to repay the principal and loan interest.

Borrow: interest payable

Principal of short-term loan

Loans: bank deposits/funds in other currencies/cash on hand.

The financial expenses account is used to calculate the financing expenses incurred by enterprises for raising production and operation funds, such as interest expenses incurred in the process of production and operation of enterprises, net exchange losses (except for commodity circulation enterprises and insurance enterprises, which should be accounted for separately and not included in financial expenses), fees of financial institutions, bond printing fees, foreign loan guarantee fees and other expenses related to financing activities. In case of financial expenses, the financial expenses shall be debited and credited to the corresponding subjects; Carry forward the balance of undergraduate projects to the end of the period.

Current year profit

Theme. There is no balance after carry-forward.