Accounting Methods for Major Credit Transactions at Branches

2.2.3.1 Ledger accounts

The general ledger account of Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam (used for internal monitoring) is determined to include 19 characters according to the following structure:

NNNN.NNN.NNN.NNNNNNNNNN


State Bank Level III Account (4 digits) Currency code in words (3 digits) Branch code (3 digits)

General account number (9 digits)


In which, the general account number is specified as follows:

Type 1: Debt Assets (Reference number starts from number 1)

Type 2: Assets (Reference number starts from number 2)

Type 3: Capital and funds (Code starts with number 3)

Type 4: Income (Code starts from number 4)

Type 5: Cost (The number starts with number 5)

Type 6: Off-balance sheet accounts (The number starts from the number)

2.2.3.2 Customer accounts

Customer accounts of branches of Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam include 17 numeric characters with the following basic structure: NNNN.NNN.N.NN.NNNNNN.N


State Bank Level III Account (4 digits)

Branch code symbol (3 digits) Business code symbol (1 digit)

Numeric currency code (2 digits) Account serial number (6 digits)

The check number is automatically assigned by the system (1 numeric character). In which, the business code symbol is specified as follows:

0: Margin deposit account

1: Non-term deposit account, specialized deposit

2: Non-term savings deposit account

5: Term deposit accounts, term savings accounts

6: Valuable papers account

7.8: Loan and financial leasing accounts

9: Overdue debt accounts

2.2.4 Loan accounting process

The loan accounting process consists of three stages:

2.2.4.1 Disbursement

At this stage, after receiving the loan application from the debt management officer, the payment officers will check the legal elements on the application including: Credit contract, debt receipt, customer's payment authorization regarding the seal, signature and the correct amount on the related documents, then make the loan withdrawal entries. All transactions will be reviewed by the controller. Then the payment officer transfers the documents to the treasury department for the customer to receive the money (in case of cash loan) or transfer money to the account (in case of loan transfer to the account). Note that for loan applications with mortgaged or pledged assets, the payment officer must base on the value assessed by the debt management officer to create an asset entry accounting form (with the signature of the controller and director) and then hand it over to the customer officer to complete the asset entry procedure before accounting for the loan withdrawal. Finally, the payment officer keeps the mortgage contracts with the credit contract and debt receipt.

At the end of each day, the cashier prints a list, checks, and numbers all the documents of the day and saves them in the document journal.

General entry for disbursement: Debit customer loan account

Have beneficiary's deposit account

Or Have a cash account (if the customer receives cash)

At this stage, if it is a mortgage or pledge transaction, the mortgaged or pledged assets must be entered. Specifically:

+ If the asset is real estate, record the asset with double entry: Debit 9940.812301001 Mortgaged real estate

There are 9940.822301001 Mortgaged Real Estate

+ Similar to real estate:

Debit 9940.812301002 Mortgaged assets Credit 9940.822301002 Mortgaged assets

+ Accounting for mortgaged valuable papers is:

Debit 9940.812301003 Mortgaged valuable papers Credit 9940.822301003 Mortgaged valuable papers

2.2.4.2 Principal collection

For short-term loans, customers usually pay the principal and interest at the same time when due or as agreed in the loan contract. When the customer wants to close the loan account, the credit department will print a loan settlement slip including the principal and interest up to the present time. The payment officer will check the accuracy of the amount on the settlement slip and create a transfer slip or receipt. If receiving a payment order made by the customer to pay the debt, the payment officer will check the legal elements on the payment order (seal, signature), the balance in the customer's deposit account and create a debit note on the deposit account and a credit note on the loan account. If it is cash, a cash receipt must be created and transferred to the treasury department to collect the money.

For medium and long-term loan contracts, monthly payment officers base on the debt term schedule of the credit officer to proceed with debt collection. When a debt is due but the customer does not make a payment order to pay the debt, the payment officer can base on the request of the credit officer to withdraw from the customer's deposit account to collect the due debt.

When the customer has paid off the debt, based on the mortgage release request document prepared by the credit officer (with the signature of the Head of the credit department or Director), the payment officer makes a journal entry to release the asset value based on the mortgage or pledge contract entered when withdrawing the loan with the content containing the name of the credit officer receiving the asset and the full signatures of the department controller and the Director, then delivers it to the credit officer.

The entry used in the principal collection transaction is: Debit customer deposit account/cash

Have loan account

In case the customer comes to pay off the loan, the accountant prints the settlement receipt and issues the collateral or mortgage to the customer.

+ Final settlement: Debit Customer Deposit Account/ cash

Have loan account Have interest income account

+ Export of mortgaged assets:

Debit 9940.822301001/822301002/822301003 Mortgaged and pledged assets Credit 9940.812301001/812301002/812301003 Mortgaged and pledged assets

2.2.4.3 Interest income

For corporate customers, on the 26th of each month, upon receiving the interest statement from the debt management officer, the payment officer will compare the amount on the statement with the invoice on the machine. If the deposit account balance is sufficient to pay, an accounting slip will be created to debit the deposit account and credit the interest collection account.

For individual customers, based on the monthly interest calculation slip given by the debt management officer, when the customer comes to pay interest, the payment officer will create a cash receipt and transfer it to the treasury department.

How to calculate interest:

Interest amount = Total loan amount * Interest rate / 360 x Number of days in the month. Accounting entry for interest collection:

Debit customer deposit account/cash

Have an account to collect interest on loans from banks, credit institutions and DH

2.2.5 Accounting method for major credit transactions at branches

At the accounting department of the Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam - Hue Branch, the most applied credit operations are: Loans for staff, Mortgage loans, Pledged loans. Each form of loan also depends on the loan term, short-term or medium-term and long-term, there are different interest rates and different accounting methods.

The general account used according to the regulations of the Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam is:

Account 1407

SHORT TERM LOANS

Account 140701

Short term loans within term

TK140701001

Production, business, services - Standard debt

Account 140701002

Export Credit - Qualified Debt

Account 140701003

Import Credit - Qualified Debt

Account 140701004

Consumer - Qualified Debt

Account 140701005

Stock Investment - Qualified Debt

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Accounting Methods for Major Credit Transactions at Branches

Accounting content:


Debit side:

- Amount of money lent to customers

- Amount transferred from overdue to due

The side with the note:

- Amount of debt collected from customers


- Amount of overdue debt or bad debt

Outstanding balance:

- Reflects the amount of money the unit still owes


Accounting method:

When disbursing loans, account for:

Debit account 140701 (Details according to each customer's loan purpose) Credit appropriate account (Cash, Customer Deposits...)

When collecting debt, accounting:


Disbursement amount

Debit appropriate account (Cash, Customer Deposits...) Amount of customer debt repayment

Credit account 140701 (Details according to each customer's loan purpose) Principal amount received Credit account 4101... Interest amount received

Also account for:

Debit account 280101031

There is account 170101…

Interest earned on the loan contract (if any)

In case the customer's loan contract has a due amount or interest due that the customer has not paid but the bank has not extended the debt, the entire outstanding balance of the contract will be transferred to the appropriate overdue debt account (debt requiring attention, substandard debt, doubtful debt, debt with potential loss of capital) and accounted for:

Debit account 140702001/140702002/140702003/140702008

There is account 140701… (details according to the loan customer). At the same time, record:

Overdue debt transfer amount

Debit account 170101…

Credit account 280101031

Uncollected interest due on loan agreement


Account 140702

Short-term loan overdue debt

Account 140702001

Debts to Watch Out For

Account 140702002

Substandard debt

Account 140702003

Doubtful debt

Account 140702008

Bad Debt

Account 140702 reflects the amount of money that banks lend to organizations and individuals on a short-term basis that is overdue.

Accounting content:

Debit side records: Loan amount arising from appropriate overdue debt Credit side records: - Customer debt amount

- Amount transferred back to debt within due date.

Outstanding Balance: Reflects the amount of money lent to customers that is overdue.

In case the customer's loan contract has a due amount or interest due that the customer has not paid but the bank has not extended the debt, the entire outstanding balance of the contract will be transferred to the appropriate overdue debt account (debt requiring attention, substandard debt, doubtful debt, debt with potential loss of capital) and accounted for:

Debit account 140702001/140702002/140702003/140702008

There is account 140701… (details according to the loan customer). At the same time, record:

Overdue debt transfer amount

Debit account 170101…

Credit account 280101031

When the customer pays the debt, account for:

Uncollected interest due on loan agreement

Debit appropriate account (cash, customer deposits) Principal + interest Credit account 140702 (Details according to loan customer) Principal

Credit account 4101 Interest earned

At the same time, record: Debit account 280101031

There is account 170101…


Interest due on loan agreement

ACCOUNT 1408 MEDIUM-TERM LOANS

This account records medium-term loans to customers (loan terms from 12 months to 60 months).

ACCOUNT 1409 LONG-TERM LOANS

This account is for long-term loans to customers (term over 60 months). The content and accounting method of Account 1408 and Account 1409 are similar to those of Account 1409.

1407.


2.2.5.1 Loans to staff

Employee lending is also known as unsecured lending. This is

A form of lending widely applied at Branches with borrowers being cadres, civil servants, public employees, and workers working under the state payroll or labor contracts at organizations with consumer loan needs in accordance with Vietcombank's lending regulations.

For example: On June 20, 2014, Mr. Do Thanh Binh submitted an application to borrow the amount

75,000,000 VND at Vietcombank Hue for house repair. Loan term is 27 months from the date the borrower first withdraws capital with an interest rate of 11%/year, principal and interest are paid on the 9th of each month (According to the debt term table). Disbursement by bank transfer.

On June 24, 2014, when Mr. Binh signed the credit contracts with the customer department, all documents were transferred to the lending accounting department. The payment officer checked the credit contracts, GNN, debt maturity schedule, then saved them as original documents (Appendix 2).

Mr. Binh's case is lending to employees (paying salaries through the bank) so there is no need to mortgage assets. Along with the UNC that Mr. Binh wrote, there are 02 copies to disburse the transfer to Mr. Binh's account number 0161000564982. At the same time, TTV prints an accounting voucher for the above transaction with the entry:

Debt 2121.016-8-00-0435696 75,000,000 VND

There is 4211.016-1-00-0564982 75,000,000 VND

The system will now automatically account for the internal account: Debit 2121.140801003 75,000,000 VND

There are 4211.220101002 75,000,000 VND

Every day, the system will automatically calculate interest (interest receivable): Debt 9990.813001001 22,917 VND

There are 9990.823001001 22,917 VND

Daily interest is calculated: (75,000,000 * 11%)/360=22,917 VND

On August 9, 2014, Mr. Binh went to the bank to pay the principal and interest in cash. Including:

Principal is 2,880,000 VND (Debt maturity table).

Interest payable from June 24, 2014 (first withdrawal date) to August 8, 2014 is: 22,917 * 46 = 1,054,182 VND.

Then, TTV makes 02 receipts for collecting principal and interest, each receipt consists of 02 copies; TTV gives the customer to pay through the treasury department, TTV records on the receipt:

Debit 1011.110101001 3,934,182 VND

Yes 2121.016-8-00-0435696 2,880,000 VND

There are 7020. 410102001 1,054,182 VND

The system automatically records the ledger account: Debit 1011.110101001 3,934,182 VND

Have 2121.140801003 2,880,000 VND

There are 7020. 410102001 1,054,182 VND

Accompanying entries:

Debt 9990.823001001 1,054,182 VND

There are 9990.813001001 1,054,182 VND

From August 9, 2014, daily interest is calculated on the remaining principal of 72,120,000 VND. The system automatically calculates interest:

Debt 9990.813001001 22,037 VND

There are 9990.823001001 22,037 VND

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