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My client has created a loan account under long-term liabilities in QBO. The loan amount received is categorized into the long-term liability account, and the repayments of the loan are being categorized into the same loan account.
Is this categorization appropriate? Or do these need to be recorded into the interest/loan repayment expense category and then, at the end of the year, adjust the loan (liability) account through a journal entry?
Thankyou
Regards,
Marufa
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Warm greetings, Marufa. I hope you're doing well. I have the information you need regarding loan repayments.
Yes, these are the appropriate categories for loan payments: a liability account for the repayment received and an interest/loan-to-expense account.
To record a loan repayment:
Next, enter the following information in the designated section.
On the other hand, if you need to create a journal entry at the end of the year, I recommend contacting your accountant for further guidance. This will also ensure the accurate of books. If you don't have one, you can find a professional through this link: https://quickbooks.intuit.com/find-an-accountant/.
Furthermore, I'll add an article for you to be guided and understand the different account types and detail types. Check out this article: Learn the purpose of account types.
You can reach out to me by tapping the reply button below. If you need further assistance or clarification regarding loan repayments, I'm always here to help. Best wishes, Marufa!
Warm greetings, Marufa. I hope you're doing well. I have the information you need regarding loan repayments.
Yes, these are the appropriate categories for loan payments: a liability account for the repayment received and an interest/loan-to-expense account.
To record a loan repayment:
Next, enter the following information in the designated section.
On the other hand, if you need to create a journal entry at the end of the year, I recommend contacting your accountant for further guidance. This will also ensure the accurate of books. If you don't have one, you can find a professional through this link: https://quickbooks.intuit.com/find-an-accountant/.
Furthermore, I'll add an article for you to be guided and understand the different account types and detail types. Check out this article: Learn the purpose of account types.
You can reach out to me by tapping the reply button below. If you need further assistance or clarification regarding loan repayments, I'm always here to help. Best wishes, Marufa!
Hi,
Thank you very much for the reply.
Just wanted to know do I need to do the following as well after categorizing the loan repayment into liablity account?
Your suggesstion below:
"Next, enter the following information in the designated section.
Regards,
Marufa
Thanks for getting back here in the thread, @Marufa0013. I'm joining in to help you ensure your loan repayment is tracked accurately inside QuickBooks Online (QBO).
Yes. The steps provided after entering a check and adding basic details are to ensure the repayment is tracked precisely inside your company file. Entering further details or categories would help make the transaction recognizable inside the program. If you're unsure what liability account to use, it's best to contact your accountant so they can help you out.
In addition, we recommend checking these articles to help you track what you've entered inside your company file:
We look forward to having you here again if you have other QuickBooks-related concerns or need further assistance tracking loan repayments inside QuickBooks, @Marufa0013. We'll be happy to help you out again. Keep safe.
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