Am 6/18/2017 um 1:04 PM schrieb Adrien Monteleone:
> I’ve been web searching to no avail on this one. It seems every result 
> assumes the perspective of the company’s books when answering this question. 
> I’m trying to find out what account to use for personal books.
>
> Let’s take an example of Bob and Company ABC.
>
> Bob seeds Company ABC with $1000 startup capital.
>
> In Company ABC’s books the entry looks like this:
>
> Dr.   Cash            $1000
> Cr.   Owner’s Equity          $1000
>
> But what is the entry for Bob’s personal books? This shouldn’t be an expense. 
> Shouldn’t this be some sort of asset? It’s an investment on his part.
>
> Dr.   ????            $1000
> Cr.   Cash                    $1000
>
> A similar situation would be Bob buys some equipment for the company using 
> his own funds.
>
> Company ABC’s books look like this:
>
> Dr.   Fixed Assets    $5000
> Cr.   Owner’s Equity          $5000
>
> But from Bob’s perspective, I only have half the transaction:
>
> Dr.   ????            $5000
> Cr.   Cash                    $5000
>
> A third scenario - Bob pays for a business expense, but doesn’t want a 
> re-imbursement right away, he wants to increase his equity in the company:
>
> Company ABC’s Books:
> ====================
> Dr.   Expense         $100
> Cr.   Owner’s Equity          $100
>
> In Bob’s Books:
> ===============
> Dr.   ????            $100
> Cr.   Cash                    $100
>
> None of these seem to be a Stock, Bond, CD, Note, Loan, etc.
>
> Are there no special or conventional terms for asset accounts that exist as 
> equity in a company? (your own or even someone else’s) I should think this is 
> so common of an entry to have its own name than simply “Other Long Term 
> Investment."
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Adrien
>
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Hi,

i would consider that a credit to this companies. So Bob should have an
account for given Credit. He is booking from hi cash to the Credit account

greetings Martin

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