I recently received a check from our insurance company to cover damages to the church. How do I properly account for this income?
If I were to create a 'significant' income account for these type of deposits what should it be called?
If it were for damages incurred to a building, would there be a need to credit an asset account? Or would it be best to just debit-checking credit-income?
I hope to get an answer soon due to a church board meeting...
Accounting for Insurance Claim Deposit
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Accounting for Insurance Claim Deposit
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RLM
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Re: Accounting for Insurance Claim Deposit
Just a quick question that may help others figure this out:RLM wrote:I recently received a check from our insurance company to cover damages to the church. How do I properly account for this income?
If I were to create a 'significant' income account for these type of deposits what should it be called?
If it were for damages incurred to a building, would there be a need to credit an asset account? Or would it be best to just debit-checking credit-income?
I hope to get an answer soon due to a church board meeting...
Is this a reimbursement for repairs, or a payment so that repairs can be made ??
Neil Zampella
Using PC+ since 1999.
Using PC+ since 1999.
Here's another thread that talked about insurance payments:RLM wrote:This is a payment so that repairs can be made.
I have already made the following transaction:
01-1110-000 GEN CHKG $.xx - debit
01-1410-000 Insurance Claims $.xx - credit
I hope that I was correct in this, if not, how do I make it right?
http://www.powerchurch.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1768
Neil Zampella
Using PC+ since 1999.
Using PC+ since 1999.