Hello, the rule that only the business can pay for foreign bills – is it a rule of the accounting package or of the revenue in Ireland? The company was not formed when this particular business expense was made so there was no way for it to be paid directly by business funds.

Hello, the rule that only the business can pay for foreign bills – is it a rule of the accounting package or of the revenue in Ireland? The company was not formed when this particular business expense was made so there was no way for it to be paid directly by business funds.

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Peter Connor Staff December 3, 2016
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Sorry for the delay.
You need to add employees for employees to be able to pay bills. Bullet needs to know you have employees smile
When you add them you’ll see them in the list of payees.
Tks Pete.

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  1. Thanks Pete
  2. I have employees already
  3. they just seem to only be able to pay and claim for euro expenses
  4. not for items purchased for example from UK in GBP
  5. the system says that only the company can do purchases in different currencies
  6. is that based on legislation or just system limitation?
  7. Peter Connor December 3, 2016
    Ok. Let me look into that.
  8. Peter Connor December 3, 2016
    Hi KD,
    If an employee pays for a foreign currency bill, then you record the bill in bullet for the euro amount they paid. Bullet won't let the business reimburse an employee for the payment of foreign currency bills, since this would have a foreign exchange gain/loss element to it that the business did not incur, so this is why bills paid for employees must be recorded in euro.

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