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You can add the foreign supplier you've paid the expense in QuickBooks Online and select the bank account you've taken out the funds for the purchase. Here's how to add a foreign supplier.
Then, create a new invoice and select the foreign supplier created. And on the payment account choose the bank account used where you've taken out the cash to purchase the expense. We'll see the converted foreign currency amount and in your home currency figures. Save the transaction when ready.
For reference check this link to learn more about Multicurrency FAQ.
Drop by again in the Community if you have further questions recording your transactions.
Thanks your reply, Sheila.
However, this is a personal bank account in China that I took out money for business and that China account cannot be linked up with Quickbooks.
What payment account should I create for this case?
Thanks again.
Thanks for getting back to us.
If this is a business expense paid for with personal funds is we can record a journal entry instead. Follow these steps to help record the expense.
If it's time for you to get reimbursed for the expense, record it as an expense transaction and allocate it using the partner's or owner's equity account.
That should do it. Post again in the Community if you have other questions.
Thank you very much, it is very clearly explained.
Hi there.
We're pleased to hear that my colleague was able to help and explain how to record your business expenses paid with personal funds. We're committed to providing you with the best possible customer service experience.
Moreover, you can visit our Expenses and Suppliers page for helpful articles on managing your expenses and suppliers. This section offers clear guidance on tracking spending and improving supplier relationships.
Don't hesitate to post a reply if you need further assistance recording your expenses or any QuickBooks-related features. We're always here to help. Best wishes!
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