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krucki
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How to handle due/to from accounts

We have two companies-

We rented a car on Company A's card for $316.98, but it was supposed to be for Company B. Company B reimbursed Company A for $301.00. 

Enterprise car rental refunded company A for $216.52.

Now, Company A owes Company B $200.54.

I'm trying to figure out how to show this correctly between companies.

 

Company A due to/from Company B acct:

Expense-$316.98

Deposit- $301.00

Deposit- $216.52

Bill (vendor is company b)- $200.54

Was it necessary to create a bill for this ?

 

Company B due to/ from Company A acct:

check- $301.00

How do i show the rest? 

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Anonymous
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How to handle due/to from accounts

It seems that you intend on repaying the inter-co accounts.  If so then I suggest that you create a 'credit card' account in each company to track the transactions.  This sounds odd - but CC entries are a very flexible tool that are well separated from other accounts and are fully reconcilable.

So when the 'other' company makes a payment to your vendor, record it like you paid the vendor using the 'otherCo' CreditCard account.  The otherCo would record a cheque issued to the vendor, but charged to the CC account. Similar but opposite for the refund.  The balance in the CC account is the net inter-advance and should of course be equal amount but opposite value in the two companies accounts.

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