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Dear all,
We traded in our old vehicle for a new one. The numbers are as follows (I simplified the numbers)
Selling price of new vehicle: $40,000
Bought the old vehicle a few years ago at: $30,000.
Trade allowance now: $20,000
We paid $40,000-$20,000=$20,000
Does it look right if I record the transaction this way?
(The difference between what we paid for the old car and its current trade-in value)
Debit accumulated depreciation of old vehicle fixed asset account $10,000
Credit Old vehicle asset account $10,000
(The trade-in value)
Debit New vehicle asset account $20,000
Credit Old vehicle asset account $20,000
(Our payment)
Dr. New vehicle asset account $20,000
Cr. Expense account $20,000
We are tax-exempt organization so there is no sales tax.
Thank you,
Sacca
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Everything looks good except the "Our Payment" portion
The credit entry should be the bank that you made the payment from
Everything looks good except the "Our Payment" portion
The credit entry should be the bank that you made the payment from
Got it. Thank you, Rustler.
Cheers
Sacca
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