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Hey there! money was taking out from the bank and a day after that, my company put that money into the account to gain an interest(Interest receivable from the bank). What is the transaction for that? I'm a newbie in accounting world. Can someone help me?confusehmmyawn

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What software are you using

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If you have a think about it there are two transactions. The first is when the money is withdrawn from the current account and put into cash, and the second when the cash is deposited into the savings account. the transactions would be

DR Cash and CR Current Account and then the next day DR Savings Account and CR Cash.

Hope this helps

Kris

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