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My company is a two-member LLC. We contribute equity to the LLC from a jointly-held bank account. I need to set up a banking rule that automatically assigns 50% of the deposit to the account "Member 1 Equity" and 50% of the deposit to "Member 2 Equity". Is there a way to do this automatically with a rule?
I recognize you want to manage bank rules in QuickBooks Desktop. I'd like to share some insights about it.
The ability to automatically assign deposits for two different accounts is currently unavailable in QuickBooks Desktop. I suggest providing this feedback to our product developers. By doing this, they can improve your QuickBooks experience.
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See these modules for you to find out more details on how to manage banking rules in QBDT.
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Thanks for the information. When you say "currently unavailable in QuickBooks Desktop", do you mean it's available in another version (e.g. QuickBooks Online)?
Let me shed some light on the "splitting bank rule, SGSLLC.
As my colleague previously stated, the aforementioned feature is currently unavailable in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT), including other versions. It's a fantastic addition to be able to set up a bank rule that automatically designates deposits to particular accounts. I still recommend sending feedback to the program about incorporating this function in future updates.
Here's how:
I've included a link to a list of topics that will help you handle your banking tasks more efficiently: Find help with bank feeds and reconciling accounts. There are articles about the bank reconciliation process, making deposits, and troubleshooting any banking errors, to name a few.
Visit the Community page if you need assistance with your QuickBooks tasks or tools and resources to run your business.
Reach out to me again if you have other banking-related concerns or questions about QuickBooks. I'd be delighted to respond to them.
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