(See note above for what QBO state for this option) Since this is an LLC I don't think I should use this either. As some may be paid over $600 in the year so does a W- filing come into play?Ģ) Classify the payment as "Owner's Pay & Personal Expense", which was already set up in the Chart of Accounts as Account Type: Equity and Detail Type: Owner's Equity. The note in QBO states " Use Payroll expenses to track payroll expenses." This doesn't seem like the right call since the few different people are not typical Contractors and they aren't employees of the company. My three thoughts are as follows but I don't know which one is right or if there may be another option.ġ) Classify the payment as "Contractor", which was already set up in the Chart of Accounts as Account Type: Expense and Detail Type: Payroll Expense. My two thoughts are as follows but I don't know which one is right or if there may be another option.ġ) Create a new Account Type: Equity and Detail Type: Personal Expense since it is generic and not tied to a S corp or LLC in the Chart of Accounts.Ģ) Continue to classify the personal expense as "Owner's Pay & Personal Expense." (See notes above) I don't think this one makes sense since this is not an S Corp and the payment is not to the LLC member but to retail entities, like Marshalls for cloths. The notes in QBO state " S corporations use Owner’s equity to show the cumulative net income or loss of their business as of the beginning of the fiscal year." This seemed like the right options but I just noticed that in the Chart of Accounts that it is listed as Account Type: Equity and Detail Type: Owner's Equity. I have been using Account Type: "Owner's Pay & Personal Expense" which was already set up in the Chart of Accounts.
The business is an LLC and I'm cleaning up 2018 so they can file their federal tax.
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Looking for suggestions on how to classify personal expenses especially Day Care payments, payed out of the business bank account, in one of my new clients books.
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