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Hi there, @reliancerecyclin.
You can record a Bill for the total amount of purchase. Then, when entering monthly payments, you have the option to post them using the Pay bills feature. I'll guide you how.
Follow these steps to record a bill:
Next, let's pay your bills using the steps below:
Once you fully paid your bill, this will automatically mark as PAID.
Additionally, when you pay your bills through checks, refer to this article for more details: Enter and pay bills.
Then, you can run the Transaction List by Vendor to show you all the transactions for each vendor. You can also add the Open balance and A/P paid columns. Doing so helps you see the remaining balance and know the payment status.
Here's how:
To learn more about navigating your QBO account, check this article: Getting started with QuickBooks Online.
If you need anything else, the Community is the place to go. Have a great day.
Why using A/P account? This is not a short-term, one time payment. Aren't you supposed to create a liability account for all long-term debt and post the monthly payment of principal and interest against it like you will normally do with a loan?
Hey viky,
Thanks for chiming in here! For this situation, it would be best to as your accountant to see what is the best practice. If you don't have one, you can connect with one of our experts. Many offer a free consultation if you are interested in using that! Here's how:
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