How to record the asset loan accounts after the balance payment is made [xero]
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Updated: 04/10/2021
Article #: 164
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When an Asset is sold or disposed of before the Asset Loan has been fully paid, a final payment of the current loan balance may be made once the payment of the Asset Sale has been received. Generally, the Asset Loan has two liabilities accounts:
If the balance of the loan is paid before the end of the loan, some of the interest originally estimated at the start of the loan may no longer apply.
In this example, the Business sold a vehicle originally financed for 5 years, after only 1 year of making loan repayments. The Business is then using the money made from the vehicle sale to pay the balance of the loan.
The Finance Company confirms the payable balance to settle the loan is $37,600 as some of the original interest no longer applies. Therefore, after the payment is made and allocated to the Loan account, the Loan account balance is reduced to $2,300. Close the Loan and Unexpired Interest Accounts
If this is the last step of your Asset sale and disposal process all the Balance Sheet accounts related to the original Asset purchase and finance should now report a $0.00 balance in your Chart of Accounts. If this is the case, these accounts should then be archived. è The Chart of Accounts screen |
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