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We are a small charity with a number of leaders. To avoid them being out of pocket when they incur expenses, we have a business account with FairFX and each leader has a pre-paid debit card.
To operate it, we transfer money from our main account to the FairFX account and use that to top up the cards. Each leader submits a report monthly, showing expenditure on the card and the treasurer then tops the card back up.
I’m struggling to work out how to record this in QBO. Each leader is an “employee”.
I’ve added a FairFX current account and I can show the transfer of funds to the account, but I can’t see how to show (what is in effect) a cash advance to each employee.
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I'd be happy to provide information recording expenses to your QuickBooks, garethhowell.
First you need to create another bank account to represent FairFX as a parent account. Then, create a sub-account to represent each leaders.
To create a parent account:
To create sub-account:
Once done, you can transfer the funds to each leader.
Here's how:
Finally, you can now record the incurred expenses to each leader and use the associated accounts. You can refer to this article for the steps: How to enter, edit, or delete expenses.
I'm sure that with these resources, you'll now able to know how to record your expenses. I'd be glad to help if you have followed up questions regarding the recording process in QuickBooks.
I'd be happy to provide information recording expenses to your QuickBooks, garethhowell.
First you need to create another bank account to represent FairFX as a parent account. Then, create a sub-account to represent each leaders.
To create a parent account:
To create sub-account:
Once done, you can transfer the funds to each leader.
Here's how:
Finally, you can now record the incurred expenses to each leader and use the associated accounts. You can refer to this article for the steps: How to enter, edit, or delete expenses.
I'm sure that with these resources, you'll now able to know how to record your expenses. I'd be glad to help if you have followed up questions regarding the recording process in QuickBooks.
Thank you.
Now it's explained, it's all so obvious!
Gareth
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