Probably, deposit the money in a checking account and then create and use a liability account - for the loan balance - in the detail area of the deposit form.
This will increase cash and create a liability the company can pay back at a later time, according to the terms of the loan.
Create a new account, Long Term lIability, Account name: Owner loan, tax mapping - B/S-Liabs/Eq.: Loans from stockholders. You should be able to enter the opening balance on the account register
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