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Retiring Long Term Liability

I took out a loan against my company's profit sharing plan. I made monthly payments for about a year, then decided to pay the tax penalty and not pay back the remainder of the loan. How do I retire the Long Term Liability loan balance?

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Since you have retained the dollars inside your company, the transaction will be a debit to reduce the loan to zero and a credit to either your capital account or to a Loan Payable - Owner.

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I understand the debit journal entry to retire the loan.   However, I am confused about applying a credit to either a capital account or a Loan Payable-Owner.  I do not have either of these in my chart of accounts.  Do I need to set one of these up?  If so, which one and why?  Also, what type of accounts are these?  Equity? etc.

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