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When do I start depreciating our church van which has a 5 year bank loan which started in 2013?

thanks I'll check it out.

Does anyone know of an application to manage a guest house. Some of our missionaries are in need of a guest management / payment tracking system. Something as capable and easy to use as PowerChurch would be great.

thanks

Thanks. It now shows up in the reconsiliation by adding
CR 01-1110-110 Van Insurance Settlement
DB 01-4130-000 Van Ins Settlement Income

I still have this entry
CR 01-1110-000 checking $5334
DB 01-1110-110 Van insurance settlement $5334
Should I reverse it? Do I need it?

PC doesn't show it in the reconcile bank accounts report. It does show on the bank statement as I have deposited the check. I have already posted : CR 01-1110-000 checking $5334 DB 01-1110-110 Van insurance settlement $5334 Should I change it to : CR 01-1110-110 Van Insurance Settlement DB 01-4130-0...

I set it up per your recommendation. However now I cannot Reconcile Bank Account as it does not show up as being deposited (which it was when received from the insurance company.) Please advise.

Thanks. Simple enough. However as I enter it from the check, deposit it into the checking account. Would I first need to debit it to 1110-001 the checking account or does the sub account debit handle this?

John,
What would the entire JE look like?

Thanks.
Should it close to a specific van equity account or just unrestricted equity?

Recently our church van caught on fire. Total loss. Insurance sent a check. This van was purchased long before Powerchurch was used and had never been entered as an asset. What is the other side of the entry for the check? Db checking and CR ???

thanks found individual DLLs on the Powerchurch disk and loaded. All works fine now.

It is loaded in the Powerchurch folder not the program folder. I still receive the error.

Line 234 Error 1753
Cannot load 32 bit DLL
...powerchurch/DMULT.DLL
Program will not open
Recently upgraded computer to Windows 7 OS 64 bit.

thanks. That is what I assumed.