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Hi

 

I nominal should I use to code an invoice for tuition fees.

The company I work for is begining to pay for online training but I'm not sure where to put it.

 

 



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Hi
Which sage are you using?
Have you checked that they are allowable expenses? If so then use 8203 - this appears to be the pre -set nominal in most sage programs, but as long as you are consistent then somewhere in the 82xx will be ok.

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