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As the title suggests really... Ive been crash coursing myself with Quickbooks yesterday and i think by the end of my 5-6 hours in front of it I got the hang of posting invoices and 'cheques' (took a while to get my head around this one as i was posting cash receipts as cheques...?) but anyway, I found the inputting of mileage into the system straight forward (untill i saw the costs were wrong but self teaching helped change that to current rates). My question is, how do i post this expense to the 'directors account' and then draw from this for use for car services etc... as i cant seem to see anyway to do it. Can anyone offer any ideas? Amanda?? ;)

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I set up a Director's account as a bank account and then you can post directly to it with cheques.

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Ahhh not a bad idea Ruth, but how does the double entry work from the fuel account to 'posting cheques' to directors account work? or doesn't it work like this?


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If you do, say, a cheque posted to the director's account and select the mileage account for the expense account, it would debit mileage and credit director's loan.

To do the opposite, you could enter a deposit to the director's account and select the income account as where it has come from if the director has been paid cash for a sale made, it would debit director's loan and credit sales.

Is that what you wanted to know?



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