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Example: buying office supplies and a computer with personal CC and then paid personal CC dues with Business Checking account.
I found similar answers such as: making Journal Entry with two lines one Debit and one Credit. Then, use Expense to record reimbursing Owner's Equity !!...Would this method works for transactions that already recorded from online bank accounts feed? and How? I thought Joural Entries will cause duplicate entries with online transcation feed! I will be taxed as S-Corp. Please help..Thank you
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For a corporation
Create a current liability account called due to [name]
Then the easiest way IMO, is to create a dummy bank account. Use menu plus>vendors>expense, set the pay from account to the dummy account, select the expense account and enter the amount. That will drive the dummy bank account negative.
IF,For a corporation
Create a current liability account called due to [name]
Then the easiest way IMO, is to create a dummy bank account. Use menu plus>vendors>expense, set the pay from account to the dummy account, select the expense account and enter the amount. That will drive the dummy bank account negative.
IF,Would the same answer apply for an LLC partnership? I am looking at going back to when we first started the business in September of last year. There were several expenses that we personally paid for and have since been reimbursed from the company. I was just unsure as how to record it. We just purchased QB online.
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