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Hi I'm a tiny new business. I've made profit and being a sole trader, I've transferred money from my qb linked account to my personal account (not linked). I've put the transaction under "owners withdrawal". My issue is that quickbooks doesn't take this from my balance but my personal bank account does. My qb balance therefore doesn't reconcile with my bank. What am I doing wrong ? I use self employed QB
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Hello Bakes53, yes, any personal wages taken would be classed as owner withdrawal. As long as the income in Self Employed and the allowable and disallowable expenses are correct and the details in the tax profile are correct, so the income tax then calculates correctly. Therefore, the Tax Summary is correct for using to fill in your Self-Assessment at HMRC then that is fine. More details on Self-Assessment in QuickBooks can be found here.
Hello and welcome to the QuickBooks Community, Bakes53
QuickBooks Self-Employed operates on the basis of a simple money-in, money-out cashbook without a reconciliation tool. With this, you simply need to categorise all transactions downloaded from your online bank account or entered into QuickBooks manually (as a Cash transaction).
When you categorise, QuickBooks puts your transactions on the correct line of your Schedule C/Tax Summary. This also organises your income and expenses, so you know what areas of your self-employed business have the biggest impact.
Personal wages taken from income made through your self-employed work should be categorised as Owners Withdrawal. For further information on categorising transactions in QuickBooks Self-Employed, see here.
I hope that helps to clarify your query. If you do have any further questions, please don't hesitate to reach back out to the Intuit QuickBooks Community for support.
Ok thank you. So I need not worry about the quickbooks balance not matching my personal account as long as I mark any monies taken out as owners withdrawal ?
Hello Bakes53, yes, any personal wages taken would be classed as owner withdrawal. As long as the income in Self Employed and the allowable and disallowable expenses are correct and the details in the tax profile are correct, so the income tax then calculates correctly. Therefore, the Tax Summary is correct for using to fill in your Self-Assessment at HMRC then that is fine. More details on Self-Assessment in QuickBooks can be found here.
Hi, What if you pay for fuel out of your business account and split it 70/30 70% is for personal use, how would you mark that transaction?
Hi Shaunwhite Thanks for reaching out to us here on the Community. If your bank account is connected you'll have three options under the 'Type' column, Business, Personal and Split. If you select the split you'll then be able allocate the amount as business and personal as a percentage or amounts.
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