Topic 1:
In numerous occasions, I sent money from my personal account to my company’s business account; I then created director’s loan account under liabilities and assigned to it all these transactions. My friends also lent my company money by sending money directly to its business account; I then created friend’s loan account under liabilities and assigned to it their transactions. In order to return the money (loan) back to myself, I have used the company’s business account to purchase some personal items. I now have to pay my friends their loan back and I am planning to transfer money directly from the business account into their account.
Question: How I could assign these transactions?
Topic 2:
Intro: I purchased various items to the company using the business account and in few occasions I had to return some of them so I got refund. I then created a refund account under income and assigned all the refund transactions to it. However, it now looks as if my income has increased.
Question: How I could go about this so that this refund transactions don’t look as income?
In the future, limit your topics to a single question with a title that relates to it. Otherwise, people will not read it.
Accounting for your personal loan repayment depends on your form of organization. You refer to yourself as a director, but is your company incorporated? That is, were shares of stock issued? Or do you own it as a sole trader or proprietor?
Regardless of your form of organization, you pay back your friends’ loans using Spend Money from any cash account you have. Allocate the transaction to the friend’s loan account. See the Guide below:
When you return something you paid for at the time, Receive Money and allocate to the same expense account where you allocated the original purchase. See:
If you return something originally recorded via a purchase invoice, issue a Debit Note.
Spend Money with the Account = Director’s Loan - this will reduce the account balance.
Spend Money with the Account = Friend’s Loan
Receive Money with the Account = (where ever you put the expense on purchasing)
This will reduce the expenses account as you have no longer spent money on that eepense
Yes, I have a limited company and I am very sorry for the long questions. In the future I will follow your advice and keep it short.
Actually, my friend transferred the money to the business account, I then uploaded the bank statements into manager and assigned the transactions to the friends loan account that is under the liabilities ( used bank rules). Should I have used cash accounts- receive money instead and then cash accounts - spend money? Do I have to do this manually or is it ok to upload the bank statements and do what I mentioned. I am not sure what to do now. please help me. Many thanks indeed.