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Hi

If there is no payment made to the director for them mileage claim then there is no need for a bank entry to be made. All you need to do is Dr Motor Expenses (73**) and Cr Directors Loan Account. So this will record the reduction in the driectors loan and also charge the business for mileage used.

Edit: Typing this whilst Robert Pearce was posting to forum


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I'm trying to input mileage claims to my directors loan account. The company bought a car for him, and I add the fuel receipts onto the loan account, and am supposed to enter his milage claims to reduce to loan amount. I have tried to enter a journal entry on the practice data, but I assume I need to also enter a  bank payment to make them balance, however no actual payment is made, it's just written off against the debt. How do I go about doing this, I've looked in the financials and in previous months (previous bookkeeper) the milage expenses are clearly JC, and no corresponding JD in the bank account. How can I record these mileage claims as writing off the directors loan?



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The business mileage claim journal will be:

CR Director's loan account

DR Motor expenses (or similar)

The bank account won't be affected as no payment is actually being made to the director.



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Thanks, that's brilliant and all makes sense now! I knew there had to be a debit somewhere, but couldn't work it out!

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