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StuartAnder


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Hi,

Just a small question, if a self employed person was to use their personal day to day bank account for their business, wouldnt this make reconciling the bank in sage difficult with all the personal expenditure in it.
Would it make sense to post all personal expenditure in to a separate nominal code for personal  (non business) expenditure to help fully reconcile the bank.

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Rhianrach


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Yeah you could post it to drawings so that it matches up to the bank statement.

Probably better though if they open a business account. :)

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StuartAnder


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thanks steve

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