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My business is a limited company.
I have been paying business expenses (subscriptions, insurance, legal costs etc) with my own personal money as the business had not made any money yet. (Start up company)
The business has now made money and I want to reimburse myself, not just make a record of it.
First question: Is writing a cheque and then creating a Journal Entry the only way to do this? if not, how else?
Second question: If I use the cheque option can I still just transfer the money via online banking from the business bank account to my personal bank account once I have created the cheque?
Third question: When filling in the Journal Entry, under Account (on the creditors line) do I choose 'Director's current account'. I have read I need to use 'Owner's Equity' but that is not an option
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As a limited company you so not have owner equity accounts.
paying for the company expenses in a limited company is really a loan to the company, so you should set up the loan account, due to [name] or something like that
then you make the entries as a journal entry
debit the expense account and credit the loan due-to account
yes, use write checks with the loan due-to account as the expense for the check to pay it back. If you transfer the funds from company to personal, then on the check just change the check number to EFT (electronic funds transfer).
As a limited company you so not have owner equity accounts.
paying for the company expenses in a limited company is really a loan to the company, so you should set up the loan account, due to [name] or something like that
then you make the entries as a journal entry
debit the expense account and credit the loan due-to account
yes, use write checks with the loan due-to account as the expense for the check to pay it back. If you transfer the funds from company to personal, then on the check just change the check number to EFT (electronic funds transfer).
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