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I had an issue with some items (3) I purchased from a vendor. The vendor asked me to purchase new items from a third party store, provide them with proof of purchase, and the vendor would reimburse me for these charges via PayPal.
For simplicity, let's say each item is $1. I purchased one ($1) item myself using my business credit card. My client purchased two ($1) items. The vendor reimbursed me for all 3 ($3 total) via PayPal. I sent my client $2 via Zelle for her two items.
My QBO feed is automated for all checking and credit card, so all three transactions were captured. In hindsight, I would have purchased all of the items myself. What's the best way to account for all three at this point? I'd prefer to zero everything out if possible so it doesn't look like there was income or losses associated with this.
Thanks
Hello there,
You can record a personal expense from a business account. Doing so will also ensure that your financial records reflect the accurate flow of funds. Here is how:
Then, reimburse the company. Follow these steps:
For more details, refer to this article: Pay for personal expenses from a business credit card or bank account in QuickBooks Online.
You may visit these links to guide you on how to categorize your transactions and reconcile your account flawlessly:
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Hi James,
This response doesn't address my question. None of the transactions were personal. They were all business related.
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