— Kishore V, SME and ACW at Edumarz
Feature of Receipt and Payment A/c:
It’s a synopsis of the cash book, for starters.
It has the same appearance as a simple cash book with debit and credit sides (without the discount and bank columns).
- Payments are entered on the credit side, while receipts are recorded on the debit side.
- It displays the total sums of all receipts and payments, regardless of the time period.
- It covers all inflows and payments, regardless of whether they are capital or income in origin.
- There is no distinction between cash and bank receipts/payments. This account shows the entire amount of each receipt and payment, with the exception of the starting and closing balances.
- There are no outstanding non-cash items such as depreciation expenditures.