How do you enter in long term liability loan into QuickBooks Online that has a compounding interest rate and a maturity date?
Regina P.
answered 09/01/19
Advanced Certified QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor & Virtual Bookkeeper
- Create a long term liability account first
- Create an interest expense account second
- Create a journal entry to record the principal balance of your long term liability
- Create a journal entry to record the monthly interest expense to date
- Create a bank rule that splits loan and interest payments between the 2 accounts you created
- Update the amounts for the split each month when the loan payments comes through the bank feed
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