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First Set up a Liability Account (Other Current Liabilities) for the amount of the loan given.
Then when you pay the Contractor (1099 recipients are not employees)-use the liability account and enter a negative amount.
Example:
Write check for contractor Joe Blow:
Amount of check is $500.00
Account-Contract Labor would be $500.00
Account-Joe's Loan would be -$50.00
Net amount of check would be $450.00
There is no Liability here.
You give a loan = your Other Current Asset.
There is no such thing as "1099 employee." You are describing a Vendor.
The original payout is entered as Other Current Asset.
The repayments are deposited to bank as "Other Current Asset" repayments.
You are totally correct! The loan would be an Asset... I was thinking of something else...lol
So sorry!
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