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Great to have you here in the Community, @nicole-npaulcons
You can create a check to record the reimbursement amount to your personal funds used to purchase a business expense. I'm here to help you accomplish this.
First off, you'll have to enter the expense you purchase for your business. To do so:
Here's how to complete the process of charging business-related expenses to your personal funds:
Moreover, add reach out to accountant for other methods. Additionally, you may click on this link to learn more about how to use personal funds to pay for business expenses: Pay for business expenses with personal funds
Keep me updated in the comments below. Hope to hear from you soon. Take care always!
You can ignore @Daniela_A 's response. It's as though your question wasn't even read.
When you have a business expense paid by someone else, and you need to reimburse them, you need to make a journal entry to record the expense for your business and then record a liability for the amount you owe them.
To do this, first, set up an other current liability account called 'Due to <partner's name>'. Then, create a journal entry (New > Journal entry): debit the desired expense account and credit the newly created 'Due to <partner's name>' liability account. It's a good idea to add the vendor under 'Name' on the expense line. Then, whenever you reimburse your partner, record the same 'Due to <partner's name>' liability account to the payment/check. This will reduce the amount owed to your partner with each payment. Going forward, you should record similar transactions the same way.
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