How to Process a Trade In on a New Vehicle
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- Are you ready to add a new fixed asset to QuickBooks and handle the trade-in of an old asset?
As your business grows, you may need to invest in new equipment, vehicles, or other fixed assets.
QuickBooks makes it easy to track these long-term assets and handle the accounting for them. When you purchase a new fixed asset, you'll first add it to your QuickBooks asset list.
Then, if you're trading in an old asset, you'll need to handle the trade-in value and any gain or loss on the disposal of the old asset.
In this video, I'll walk you step-by-step how to:
- Add a new fixed asset to your QuickBooks asset list
- Enter the details of your new asset including purchase price, estimated useful life, and other details
- Record the trade-in of an old asset and account for any gain or loss
Be sure to check out this week's video for the full walkthrough and to see these steps in action.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:19 - QuickBooks Online: The Step-By-Step Guide to Process Vehicle a Trade-In
0:35 - Details needed to enter
0:52 - Disclaimer: I'm not a Tax Professional
2:15 - When you are buying a new Asset and you're going to capitalize it
2:33 - Depreciation Video Tutorial
2:45 - When you're deciding if you're going to capitalize or not
3:38 - Tip: Gain or Loss of the Asset
4:12 - Summarizing Entries
5:30 - Setting up Assets and Loans
6:08 - Accounts Explained in QuickBooks Desktop
7:07 - Creating a Journal Entry in QuickBooks Desktop
8:36 - Free Download: Journal Entries Debit and Credits Cheat Sheet PDF
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11:55 - Checking Journal Entries in Chart of Accounts
12:13 - Making Accounts Inactive
12:26 - Finding Inactive Accounts
13:02 - Depreciation Video Tutorial / Debit and Credits Cheat Sheet PDF
13:26 - Customizing QuickBooks Workshop
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Teacher can you explain : how to use( if and or) formula in the Excel and how can do financial statements entire in the Excel..???
How do I make a journal entry to enter RECAPTURE OF CAPITAL COST ALLOWANCE? Thanks!
If you want to show a vehicle on consignment and wondering how to resell same customer a new vehicle and give record the sales tax credit for the consignment against the sale of new vehicle?
Hi Candus. Thank you for making this video. I am finding it very helpful. I do have a question... at the 3:27 mark, you talk about what numbers and math need to be used/done to find out the "gain/loss" on the asset. However, on the google sheet you show a little later in the video (specifically in the journal entry breakdown section of that sheet), the number you got as a gain/loss ($12,878.42), is listed beside "trade in on RAM-Ford Asset" and the "Gain/Loss" line in that section is blank. This is confusing to me. Are those two labels "trade in on RAM-Ford Asset" and "Gain/Loss" one in the same thing?
Hi,
Thank you for watching our video.
I'm so glad to hear you've found it helpful!
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Samantha, Team Candus
That's a great question! In the video, we had a few extra variables. The trade-in allowance vs book value and we ended up reducing the new asset instead of using gain or loss.
I left the line for gain/loss to explain when to use it and to show where it would go.
If you have a complex transaction I'd recommend checking with your tax professional how they'd prefer you track it.
Thank you for watching my videos 🤗
How do you do the entry if you are paying cash and have a down payment?
Hi if I have sever trucks can I make a subtitle for loan trucks or original cost ?