Hi,
When you’re logged into Bullet you can click on the (?) and you’ll get instant chat support. But, I’ll answer your questions here.
Cash Payments:
It doesn’t really matter how the money comes in, just what bank account it hits. If you’re running a retail business we advise retailers to create a line item on a daily invoice for each payment type, credit card, cash etc.
If your talking about a Petty Cash account, you can just create a bank account called Petty Cash. When you want to topup the Petty Cash balance just use a bank transfer to move money from one account to another.
Record Personal Expenses
If you’re a limited company, the only way you can take money out of the business is via Expenses and Wages. You can do this in our payroll app. Expenses are automatically added onto Payroll when you’re entering the bill/receipt just select yourself as the payee and Bullet will handle the rest.
More information on Limited Companies here
If you’re a sole trader, then expenses don’t get paid back to you as you are the business whereas with a limited company you’re an employee of the business.
As a sole trader you simply collect all the business receipts/bills over the year and claim them off your tax. The “company”, doesn’t reimburse you – that’s only for limited companies.
More information on Sole Traders here and more information on drawings here.
Hope that helps.
Pete
I mean payed by cash and stays as cash (not lodged to any bank account).
How would I record that?
It's the key thing revenue look for, that they match. Invoice out, money in.
P