Subquery or Inner Join? I have this simple query that finds all transactions from accounts belonging to a specific login, with some extra conditions on the transactions. 

SELECT t.id, t.date, t.amount, t.description FROM transaction t
INNER JOIN account ac ON t.account = ac.id AND ac.login_id = ${loginId}
WHERE t.processed = false AND t.updated_by_user = false
AND t.category = 'uncategorized' ;


Will this query perform faster with a subquery on accounts, for example:

SELECT t.id, t.date, t.amount, t.description FROM transaction t
INNER JOIN (SELECT id FROM account WHERE login_id = ${loginId}) ac ON t.account = ac.id
WHERE t.processed = false AND t.updated_by_user = false
AND t.category = 'uncategorized' ;


I'd appreciate some insightful comments on this, thanks in advance!
Use the INNER JOIN whenever possible because it's easier to read. It otherwise should not make a difference.