capital lease: I am needing assistance with how to set up a company truck that was purchased by the Owner’s father in which we will be making the payments. We were instructed to treat it like a leased vehicle. So I am needing to know how to set it up in QBO.
Snice it sounds like the company will be keeping the vehicle, it is a capital lease, rather than an operating lease.
Set up the fixed asset account and accumulated depreciation in the chart of accounts, I do it this way
fixed assets
>> vehicle
>> >> cost
>> >> accum. depreciation vehicle
then create a liability […]
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