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We are a water & sewer district, we got a loan from a bank. Our customers are paying the loan, it is divided between all customers. How do I track the income for the loan?
Hi there, @Anne.
Thanks for visiting the Community. I'm here to help you set-up a liability account to record your loan. I'd recommend you received the customer's payments as you normally do to record them as income, then make a funds transfer from your deposit bank to your liability account.
Here's how to set up your loans account:
Once done, you can now record the loan amount. Here's how:
For your reference, check out this article: Manually track loans. It contains detailed steps and screenshots for your visual guide.
For future reference, follow the steps to make a fund transfers from your undeposited funds account to your liability account to pay your loan: Transfer Funds Between Accounts.
for proper posting of your books, I'd also recommend consulting an accountant.
I'm always here to help should you have additional concerns. Take care.
I have the loan set up in loan manager. When the money comes in from all of our customers what kind of account do I need so it is allocated to the loan and not spent?
I have the loan set up in loan manager. When the money comes in from all of our customers what kind of account do I set up so the money is allocated to the loan and not sitting in the bank and possibly be spent?
Thanks
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