The software is built in modules and whenever possible, you should use those forms to enter your data. Under the "Good to Know" category for other people reading this post, it is not advised to use journal entries to enter data in QuickBooks. Hey Dave, glad you found an answer to one of your problems. ![]() There is no way to do a negative deposit! Easier and no mess on the GST report.īut I'm stuck when it comes to a capital loss. By changing my investment account to "Other Current Asset" type, the dividends may be recorded using record deposits. I used GJ entries to record these.įor dividends, I found a workaround through another blog. These items have to do with investment income (capital gains, capital losses, and dividends). My Tax Agency report shows items under Sales and Other Revenue (line 101) that have nothing to do with HST. The T2125 Schedule Series - Canadian sole proprietors. ![]()
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