Enter Capital into the Business

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The best way to add capital (owner introduced funds) is by adding a deposit.

 

You may first need to set up a general ledger account under the Equity tab. This account code would usually be called Owner's Capital, Shareholder Contributions or Owner's Equity.

 

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On the ribbon, go to Accounts > Chequebook and click Add. Change the Type to Deposit. Select the company card code, then choose the GL account where you wish the money to be deposited to. Enter the deposit amount and add a comment.

 

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