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Void or delete a bill or bill payment cheque in QuickBooks Desktop
by Intuit•5• Updated 5 months ago
There are instances when a bill in QuickBooks is recorded as paid, but you need to void the cheque payment due to some issues (for example, a cheque was not received by the supplier). Find out how and when to void or delete a bill or bill payment cheque.
Before you decide to delete or void a bill/bill payment cheque, consider this:
- Void a Bill/Bill Payment cheque - the amount changes to zero but keeps a record of the transaction in QuickBooks.
- Delete a Bill/Bill Payment cheque -
- the transaction is removed entirely from QuickBooks. It also causes the bill(s) paid to return to unpaid status.
- the Transaction Journal Detail report to display a bill payment without the corresponding bill.
- There will also be no bill associated with the payment cheque when you go to its transaction history.
Void a bill/bill payment cheque
- Open the transaction.
- Select the Edit menu, then Void Bill/Void Bill Pmt-Cheque.
Delete a bill/bill payment cheque
- Open the transaction.
- Select the Edit menu, then Delete Bill/Bill Pmt-Cheque.
Void or delete multiple bills/bill payment cheques
- Select the Lists menu, then Chart of Accounts.
- Double click the appropriate Accounts Payable account to open its register.
- In the Accounts Payable register, select the specific bill or bill payment cheque.
- Select the Edit menu, then Void/Delete Bill/Bill Pmt-Cheque.
- Select Record, then Yes to save the changes.
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