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Liz


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Can anyone please advise me how to post a new vehicle puchase on SAGE which has been financed by HP.  I have posted the invoice to the puchase Ledger account splitting out the RFL and added the remaining cost to the FA register to depreciate. I need to clear the remaining balance and transfer this to the HP creditor account on the Balance sheet. Correct me if I am wrong. I am wondering how I get the split between capital and interest so i can get my management accounts correct with a portion of each monthly payment going to the P & L as interest. There is also a larger payment for the final installment, How do I deal with this. Any help would be appreciated. 



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Hi Liz

I wouldnt post to the purchase ledger but instead post to the HP account.

To give example say you bought for £10000 payble over 60 months at £200 per month.  This means that you will pay back £12000 so you interest will be £2000.  Monthly split between capital and interest is £166.67 capital (£10k/60 payments) and £33.33 interest (£2k/60 payments).

Journals to incorporate would be

Dr Fixed Assets £10k

Cr Hire Purchase £10k

Say depreciation over 5 years straight line.  Monthly journal would be

Dr Depn (P&L) £166.67

Cr Depn (BS) £166.67

Monthly journal to incorporate £200 HP payment would be

Dr HP (BS) £166.67 (this is the capital repayment each month)

Dr HP interest (P&L) £33.33 (this is the interest payment each month)

Cr Bank £200 (monthly HP payment)

Re the larger payment first payment the would just be a case of working out the capital/interest split of that first payment and allocate appropriately. 

Hope the above helps.

 

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MarkS



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Liz


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Many thanks for that. All done today. 

smile

 



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