Bill of exchange Chapter no 2
Define bill of exchange?
“A
bill of exchange is an instrument in writing containing an unconditional order
by one person (seller) to another person (purchaser) signed by the both parties
having fixed amount payable after fixed future Time.”
How many parties involves in bill of
exchange?
There are three
parties involve in bill of exchange
- Drawer
- Drawee
- Payee
Define drawer, drawee and payee?
- Drawer: the
person who writes/draw the bill of exchange. He is the seller/Debtor.
- Drawee: the person to whom the bill is drawn
- Payee: the
person who receives the amount of bill is called payee. He may be drawer,
bank or endorsee.
Difference between inland bill and foreign
bill
Inland bill are drawn in a country upon
person same country.
Foreign bill is drawn in a drawn in one
country and payable in another country.
Define promissory notes?
An
instrument in writing containing an unconditional promise by the maker
(purchaser) to pay a certain sum of money only to other person (seller) after
fixed future time period.
How many parties involves in promissory
notes?
They are two
parties to a promissory note.
- The maker (purchaser)
- The payee (seller)
Tenor
Tenor is period
of time after which a bill becomes payable, also called duration of bill.
How many kind of acceptance?
There are two
types of acceptance
General
acceptance when accept the bill without any condition.
Qualified
acceptance when accept is accept with condition/qualification (time, place).
Define bill receivable and bill payable?
When
a bill is written then a bill from the view of drawer is bill receivable
When
a bill is written then a bill form the view of drawee is called bill payable
Define grace days
It
is customary to allow three days of grace to the drawee to pay the amount in
the case of a term bill.
Holder of the Bill
Holder
of a bill means that Drawer, Endorsee and bank whole is entitled to receive the
payment on due date.
Define discounting a bill
If
the holder of a bill is in need of money before the due date of bill he may
sell it to the bank. The bank will give cash after deduction of some charges.
e.g A draw the
bill on B, A is drawer and B is drawee. When A Discount the Bill form Bank is
Called discounting of Bill.
Define the endorsement of a bill
Endorsement
of the bill means when drawer transfer the bill to his creditor for settlement
of debts.
A draw the bill
on B, A is drawer and B is drawee. When A endorsee Bill to C. C is Endorsee.
When a bill become dishonored
When
Drawee fail/refuse to make the payment on the due date is called dishonour of
bill
e.g A draw the
bill on B, A is drawer and B is drawee. When B Fail to Make the Payment is
called Dishonoured of Bill.
Notary Public
Notary
Public is an officer who maintains record of then Dishonour Bills.
Define noting charges
In
case of bill dishonored the notary pubic will charge a small fee from the
holder of the bill This fee is known as noting charges.
What is meant by retiring of a bill
Retiring
a bill means making payment before of maturity of the bill
e.g A draw the
bill on B, A is drawer and B is drawee. When B make the payment before date.
Define Trade Bill
Trade
bill is drawn and accept on Credit purchase and sale of goods.
Define accommodation bill.
accommodation
bill drawn to help or to accommodate someone for certain period.
Insolvency
Insolvency mean the on the due date of the bill, the person
is unable to pay the whole the bill.
Renewal of bill
Drawee request the drawer to
issue new bill with condition to cancel the old bill before due date by paying
some interest.
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee
account/Debtor/Purchaser
·
This process start
from credit sales
Sales
account XXX Purchases
account XXX
Drawee account XXX
Drawer account XXX
·
Now draw a bill
Bill
receivable XXX Drawer account XXX
Drawee account XXX Bill
Payable XXX
Here drawer has four options
- Retain the bill till due date
- Discounting the bill from bank
- Bank for collection
- Endorsement
1.Retain
the bill till due date
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee
account/Debtor/Purchaser
Cash account Bill
payable
Bill receivable Cash
account
2.Discounting
the bill from bank
Here make sure of two things that first transaction is between
bank and drawer because drawer discounted the bill from bank and then between
bank and drawee
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee account/Debtor/Purchaser Bank
Bank account Bill receivable
Discount
account Cash a/c Bill
receivable Discount a/c
Bill
Payable Cash
account
Cash
account Bill receivable
3.Bank
for collection
Here case is different because you
people are just giving the bill to bank for collection but not giving the
possession of bill so following entries is passing
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee account/Debtor/Purchaser Bank
Bank for collection No entry
Bill receivable
When bank collect the bill just
bank charges from that money
Bank account Bill payable Cash account
Bank charges Cash account Drawer account Bank
for collection Bank charges
4.Endorsement
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee account/Debtor/Purchaser Endorsee
Endrosee a/c Bill
receivable
Bill
receivable Drawer
a/c
Bill payable account Cash account
Cash
account Bill receivable
Journal entries for dishonored of bills
·
Retain the bill till
due date
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee
account/Debtor/Purchaser
Drawee account Bill
payable
Bill receivable Drawer account
·
Discounting the bill
from bank
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee account/Debtor/Purchaser Bank
Drawee account Bill payable Drawer
account Bank account Drawer
account Bill receivable
·
Bank for collection
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee account/Debtor/Purchaser Bank
Drawee account Bill payable
Bank for
collection Drawer
account No entry
·
Endorsement
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee account/Debtor/Purchaser Endorsee
Drawee account Bill
payable Drawer account Endorsee account Drawer
account Bill receivable
When noting charges are paid then only cash is shown in the accounts of
party which has paid these charges so these entries in aspects of noting
charges are as follow but these charges are received by drawee in future and
drawee gives the name of trade expenses.
·
Retain the bill till
due date
Here cash is
paid by self because bill has been retained by drawer himself
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee
account/Debtor/Purchaser
Drawee account Bill payable
Bill
receivable Trade Expenses
Cash
account Drawer
account
·
Discounting the bill
from bank
Here charges are paid by bank so
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee account/Debtor/Purchaser Bank
Drawee account Bill payable Drawer
account
Bank account Trade expenses Bill
receivable
Drawer account Cash
account
Bank for collection
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee account/Debtor/Purchaser Bank
Drawee account Bill payable
Bank for
collection Drawer
account No entry
·
Endorsement
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee account/Debtor/Purchaser Endorsee
Drawee account Bill
payable Drawer
account Endorsee accont Drawer
account Bill receivable
When first time bill is drawn
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee
account/Debtor/Purchaser
Drawee account Bill
payable
Bill receivable Drawer
account
On request of drawee a new bill is drawn
Pass the journal entry for interest
Drawee
account Interest
or cash account
Interest
or cash account Drawer
account
Then pass here a simple journal
entry as above
Drawee account Bill
payable
Bill receivable Drawer
account
·
Retain the bill till
due date
Drawer/Creditor/Seller Drawee
account/Debtor/Purchaser
Cash account Bill
payable
Rebate account Cash
account
Bill receivable Rebate
account
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