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Hi
Our not for profit club obtained a grant of $20K plus back In Mar 23 in order to purchase a shed for the club grounds. We were granted the funds by a government sponsored entity who deposited funds into our operating account as such.
We then sent a purchase order to the shed company followed up by the shed payment a few days later. The company had then gone into liquidation at the same time resulting in the club losing the the money with no chance of getting either the money or products. I am trying to work out how to record this loss in quickbooks online basic so we can account forr the missing funds/asset. Thanks in advance
Welcome to the Community, Wallumbilla.
I'm here with the steps on how to record the loss in QuickBooks Online by making an expense account, service item, and sales receipt. Allow me to walk you through the process:
Here's how to create an Expense account:
Next, we can make a Service item using the expense account.
Now, we can proceed on creating Sales Receipt.
Additionally, you can run reports to obtain valuable insights into your purchasing and selling activities, along with a comprehensive overview of your inventory status.
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Hi
Thanks fir the help so far however Quickbooks does not let me enter a negative $ amount on the sales receipt.
Hello Wallumbilla Rifle Club,
I appreciate you for trying the steps shared by my colleague. I'm here to ensure you track the lost asset in QuickBooks.
To record for the loss asset, you'll have to record the funds you received from your government first. To do so, you can create a bank deposit. Then, you can use an income account.
Then, since you already entered a purchase order for the shed, make sure that the Category Details is set to Fixed Asset account. Then, the Detail Account is Buildings, and then the asset cost is $0.
Once done, record a bill and its payment to keep track of the amount you paid. From there, you'll have to create another Fixed Asset account (the Detail Type is Accumulated Depreciation) to negate the value of the lost asset. You can name it as a Lost shed asset.
From there, make a journal entry to debit the Accumulated Depreciation account and then credit the Fixed Asset account for the shed.
Before doing any of the steps above, I suggest reaching out to our accountant so they can guide you accordingly without messing up your account.
Furthermore, you can check this article as your reference in tracking your company's income and expenses: Run a Profit and Loss report by bank account.
Keep me posted whenever you have concerns about tracking transactions.
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