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Re: Handling Employee Expenses
- Subject: Re: Handling Employee Expenses
- From: Luke <..hidden..>
- Date: Wed, 6 Jan 2010 01:00:32 -0500 (EST)
On Thu, 31 Dec 2009, Michael Richardson wrote:
> It looks something like:
>
> PART 1
> (AP transaction against, say, "Grand and Toy", attach receipt to printout)
> "Office Supplies" (expense account) +$10
> "Accounts Payable" +$10
>
> "Michael Richardson expense" (asset account) -$10
> "Accounts Payable" -$10
>
> PART 2
> (AP transaction against, vendor "Michael Expenses")
> "Michael Richardson expense" +$10
Which I presume to be a different account then the account of the same
name referenced above--this one being an expense account with ap_amount
checked, whereas the other is an asset (not liability?) account set as
ap_paid?
If they are the same account, the program will not let you choose
ap_amount and ap_paid at the same time, which makes sense given that one
is for record accounts and the other is for cash accounts.
> "Accounts Payable" +$10
>
> "Checquing Account" -$10
> "Accounts Payable" -$10
Apologies for being thick.
I'm a programmer, not an accountant.:(
Luke