Optimising Balance Sheet - Removing "Due to Related Party" from Other Current Liabilities HELP
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Hi there,
I have a client, who is trying to get a loan, so I want to enhance his financials.
In the Current Liabilities section→ there is a “Due to Related Company” of 17000.
The owner of the company, I am preparing the Balance sheet for, also owns the related company.
Is there anyway I can remove this due to related company off the balance sheet of parent company trying to get a loan? IF related company cancels the debt for instance?
I want to comply with gaap, and not commit fraud.
Thanks.
I have a client, who is trying to get a loan, so I want to enhance his financials.
In the Current Liabilities section→ there is a “Due to Related Company” of 17000.
The owner of the company, I am preparing the Balance sheet for, also owns the related company.
Is there anyway I can remove this due to related company off the balance sheet of parent company trying to get a loan? IF related company cancels the debt for instance?
I want to comply with gaap, and not commit fraud.
Thanks.
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Which loan are you referring to? I don't understand your question.
Due to related party ........means they owe the related party 17000.
I want to remove that number.........so the balance sheet looks better.0 -
You are preparing the balance sheet after the end of the accounting period - so you want to remove something that hasnt happened ie falsify the records?
Hope you have some good pii cover
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Not falsify. These are interims.................not year ends.
Again I have to emphasize, I want to do nothing fraudelent.
If relarted party writes off the debt, then it shouldn't be on the parent's financials right?0 -
are you qualified? does your membership level cover you to do this level? As it appearing at parent level is a bit fundamental. you said related earlier, now youve changed the story. not getting the full facts!0
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Awesome post, of which entirely compliments your QB for beginners question.0
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Why will it appear on the parents statements? If the related party chooses to cancel the debt?Mickdundee said:Yes, it'll appear on the parents accounts.
But what will happen after the funds have been obtained?
Again, these are interims not year ends.0
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