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January 17, 2022
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Proper Category for a Deposit

  • January 17, 2022
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Our company was in a year to year lease of a boat slip, and has just transferred lease (with permission of the lessor) of the slip to a new lessee for an agreed amount. There will be three payments from new lessee within three months with interest. What is the best way to record the deposits and added interest for these payments. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

 

Best answer by Rustler

You will first have to create in the chart of accounts an income account called interest income, and then create a service item named for int income and link it to that income account.

 

Then an item for the slip rental. Which account it links to is your decision. Either an income account if the full amount of the slip is paid for, or the slip liability account.

 

Interest is something you will need to search the web for a utility that will calculate it for you, monthly.

 

Then each month create an invoice,
line one; slip rental and the amount
line two; int income and the amount

 

At the end of the year you will most likely have to prepare an IRS form 1099-int for the interest received - QB does not do form 1099-int

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Rustler
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January 22, 2022

You will first have to create in the chart of accounts an income account called interest income, and then create a service item named for int income and link it to that income account.

 

Then an item for the slip rental. Which account it links to is your decision. Either an income account if the full amount of the slip is paid for, or the slip liability account.

 

Interest is something you will need to search the web for a utility that will calculate it for you, monthly.

 

Then each month create an invoice,
line one; slip rental and the amount
line two; int income and the amount

 

At the end of the year you will most likely have to prepare an IRS form 1099-int for the interest received - QB does not do form 1099-int

January 24, 2022

Thank you for your time.