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Hello. We have recently changed from a partnership to a Ltd company, we are still using our old partnership bank account for a few payments and receipts while we are in the transition stages, I've been told I cannot process these payments and receipts via the old bank account in sage and to process via a directors loan account. I was thinking of creating a bank account for the directors loan account and processing payments and receipts via this bank account then sending to the nominal DLA. Is this correct? Also. I know I cannot create journals to or from the bank account so I wondered how we would get the balance to the nominal DLA? Please could any one provide me with an example? Thank u so much in advance. X

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Hi

That is the best way to deal with a directors bank account used for business transactions.

I wouldn't worry too much about moving the amounts to the DLA nominal but if you wanted to you could do a T9 payment or receipt to the nominal.

Hope that helps

Chris

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Thank you Chris. That's really helpful x

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