Hi there, @bbgtllc-accts.
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In QuickBooks Online, you can track depreciation using journal entries. I'm here to help you with recording depreciation in QuickBooks Online.
First, set up a depreciation account.
After that, you're now ready to record the depreciation. Before creating an entry, I recommend seeking help from an accountant. This way, he/she can help you further with proper accounting and tracking the lost value of an asset accurately.
Here's how to enter the journal entry:
If you don't want to use journal entries, you can check out this article on how to record depreciation without using a journal entry.
For more resources, while working with your transactions in the future, you can also open the topics from our help articles.
If you have any other questions about depreciation, please feel free to leave a comment below. I'll get back here as soon as I can to help you again. Thanks for coming, wishing you a good one!
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