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If I'm taking out from a bank account to give a loan to another company which is another DBA company of the first entity company, what type of account would it be in my Chart of Accounts?  

 

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let me make sure I understand the question.  The second company is a division of the first?  If this is correct than it isn't a loan, you can't give a loan to yourself, it is just a transfer of funds from one bank account to another.  If it is a completely separate company than it is set up as a loan from your business under other current assets.

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