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Samilou67


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Just a quick question about Sole Trader accounts in Sage.

I have a new client who has bought alot of her stock on her personal credit card. What is the easiest way to process the payments in Sage? It's easy in VT lols but they want Sage.

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Set up a "bank account" for expenditure she did on her personal account.

Do a Bank Payment to Stock for the amount.

This is by no means the only way you could do it, it is the way I would do it.

 

 



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You could also do CR Capital Account  DR  stock  bank account is ok but then you are left with bank over drawn 



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Thanks, Sam

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