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Fuel Expense Journal Entry

 Let's go through how to record a fuel expense in accounting. We'll consider various scenarios such as paying for fuel in cash, on credit, or using a company credit card.

Example 1: Fuel Expense Paid in Cash

Scenario: ABC Pvt Ltd pays ₹5,000 in cash for fuel for its delivery vehicles.

Journal Entry:

ParticularsDebit (₹)Credit (₹)
Fuel Expense A/c5,000
To Cash A/c5,000
(Being fuel expense paid in cash)

Explanation:

  • Fuel Expense A/c is debited to recognize the fuel expense.
  • Cash A/c is credited to reflect the cash outflow for the payment.

Example 2: Fuel Expense on Credit

Scenario: ABC Pvt Ltd buys fuel on credit for ₹7,000 from a fuel station.

Journal Entry:

ParticularsDebit (₹)Credit (₹)
Fuel Expense A/c7,000
To Accounts Payable A/c7,000
(Being fuel expense incurred on credit)

Explanation:

  • Fuel Expense A/c is debited to recognize the fuel expense.
  • Accounts Payable A/c is credited to record the liability to the fuel station.

Example 3: Fuel Expense Paid Using Company Credit Card

Scenario: ABC Pvt Ltd pays ₹3,500 for fuel using the company credit card.

Journal Entry:

ParticularsDebit (₹)Credit (₹)
Fuel Expense A/c3,500
To Credit Card Payable A/c3,500
(Being fuel expense paid using company credit card)

Explanation:

  • Fuel Expense A/c is debited to recognize the fuel expense.
  • Credit Card Payable A/c is credited to reflect the liability to the credit card company.

Example 4: Payment of Credit Card Bill

Scenario: ABC Pvt Ltd pays the credit card bill which includes the ₹3,500 fuel expense.

Journal Entry:

ParticularsDebit (₹)Credit (₹)
Credit Card Payable A/c3,500
To Cash/Bank A/c3,500
(Being payment of credit card bill)

Explanation:

  • Credit Card Payable A/c is debited to eliminate the liability.
  • Cash/Bank A/c is credited to reflect the cash outflow for the payment.
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