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Buy nowWhen setting up an auto loan, do I include the amount financed or the total sale price including interest and taxes?
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You'll only need to record the amount financed when setting up auto loans, llee75. I've got steps to help you set up and track the amount borrowed in QuickBooks Online.
If you haven't yet, you'll have to create a liability account to record the loan amount. Then, record the money you got from the loan. To do this:
Once a liability account is created, here's how you can record the amount you got from the loan directly to your bank account:
Please ensure you've reached out to your accounting professional when doing this process. They can provide you with proper financial guidance and help review your accounting records.
If you're ready to pay back the amount you've borrowed, you can follow Step 3: Record a loan repayment outlined in this article: Set up a loan in QuickBooks Online.
Furthermore, if you want to track assets you've bought today, you can track and record their depreciation values. It includes information on how you can review your assets regularly or the things your company owns.
We'll keep this thread open if you require additional assistance managing your accounts, llee75. Feel free to leave them in the comments below. Have a good one!
You'll only need to record the amount financed when setting up auto loans, llee75. I've got steps to help you set up and track the amount borrowed in QuickBooks Online.
If you haven't yet, you'll have to create a liability account to record the loan amount. Then, record the money you got from the loan. To do this:
Once a liability account is created, here's how you can record the amount you got from the loan directly to your bank account:
Please ensure you've reached out to your accounting professional when doing this process. They can provide you with proper financial guidance and help review your accounting records.
If you're ready to pay back the amount you've borrowed, you can follow Step 3: Record a loan repayment outlined in this article: Set up a loan in QuickBooks Online.
Furthermore, if you want to track assets you've bought today, you can track and record their depreciation values. It includes information on how you can review your assets regularly or the things your company owns.
We'll keep this thread open if you require additional assistance managing your accounts, llee75. Feel free to leave them in the comments below. Have a good one!
the payment will be principal and interest. The balance would not be accurate after each payment. How do you reconcile that?
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