Business entities and owners are separate parties, with transactions only relating to the organization, not private owner affairs. When owners withdraw capital from the business for personal use, this is recorded as a drawing that increases the drawing account and decreases a related business account like purchases or cash. Examples provided demonstrate recording a drawing for goods, cash withdrawal, and a personal expense without transaction.
Business entities and owners are separate parties, with transactions only relating to the organization, not private owner affairs. When owners withdraw capital from the business for personal use, this is recorded as a drawing that increases the drawing account and decreases a related business account like purchases or cash. Examples provided demonstrate recording a drawing for goods, cash withdrawal, and a personal expense without transaction.
Business entities and owners are separate parties, with transactions only relating to the organization, not private owner affairs. When owners withdraw capital from the business for personal use, this is recorded as a drawing that increases the drawing account and decreases a related business account like purchases or cash. Examples provided demonstrate recording a drawing for goods, cash withdrawal, and a personal expense without transaction.