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The barter account should be zero. I'm unclear why you are making journal entries to the barter account that are not the exact same amount. If you have to pay more or less because of an exchange
No, Realized gains are permanent increases or reductions in the amount of the payable or receivable. This happens because the exchange rate on the date the payable or receivable was created was different
Debit Barter $64453.69 Credit Accounts receivable $64453.69 (Company A) Debit Accounts payable $64453.69 (Company A) Credit Barter $64453.69 You should then be able to write a check to Company
Hi Farida You should only create BARTER journal entries to accounts receivable and accounts payable for the amount of the BARTER Any remaining amounts payable or receivable need to be collected
Create an item in QB Lists > item > add new > name is trade ins type - non inventory category = Select a cost of goods sold account called trade in purchases Enter on the sales receipt for
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