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Setting up a Loan in QBO

  • January 7, 2020
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I read this article:

 

https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/bank-loans/set-up-a-loan-in-quickbooks-online/00/185734

 

and found that what I was seeing on my screen didn't match the instructions. Specifically, the instructions state to put in the loan amount in a negative number in the "Amount" field, but what I see is an "Unpaid Balance" field. Do I still enter the loan amount as a negative number?

Best answer by Adrian_A

Yes. You'll still need to enter the amount as negative, sentinellockandd.

 

The Amount box was from the old interface. In the new QuickBooks released, when you select either Long Term Liabilities or Other Current Liabilities as the Account Type, you'll have to enter the amount on the Unpaid balance field.

 

After setting up a liability account, you're good to record the money you got from the loan. Proceed to Step 2 in the article you've shared to do this.

 

Feel free to tag me if there's anything that I can help you with.

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Adrian_A
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January 7, 2020

Yes. You'll still need to enter the amount as negative, sentinellockandd.

 

The Amount box was from the old interface. In the new QuickBooks released, when you select either Long Term Liabilities or Other Current Liabilities as the Account Type, you'll have to enter the amount on the Unpaid balance field.

 

After setting up a liability account, you're good to record the money you got from the loan. Proceed to Step 2 in the article you've shared to do this.

 

Feel free to tag me if there's anything that I can help you with.

January 7, 2020

Thanks so much

January 7, 2020

Hey there, @ sentinellockandd.

 

Thank you for getting back with us, so glad your issue has been resolved.

 

If you have any other questions, just reach out. The Community is always here to help.