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" then I invoiced the supplier"? Do you mean you captured the supplier invoice into Pastel? If so, lets say the asset cost R100k, then:
1) Capture the supplier invoice on to pastel which you seem to have already done. This should D asset C supplier account.
2) The director paid the supplier directly from his personal account, so you no longer owe the supplier but instead owe the director. D supplier account and C director loan account
Now you should have in your accounts TB an asset for R100k and a loan from the director for R100k. It will only show up on your balance sheet and not your income statement.
It does not have to pass through your bank account, but because it didn't you have to do the general journal listed in(2) above.
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