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Hi jylandry,
Making sure you can match your transactions in QuickBooks Online makes reconciling accounts a breeze. I can help you with how to match your USD deposit to your USD invoice.
First you would need to make sure you have multi currency turned on in your QuickBooks Online account by following these steps:
Once it is enabled we can enter USD transactions. There are now a few ways to enter and match your deposit to your invoice. If you have an American bank account that the deposit is going to no conversion is needed and should be able to be matched if both the customer and invoice are set for USD. If the customer isn't set up for paying you in USD you will need to create a new customer. To create a new customer paying in USD you can follow these steps: Sales>Customers>New Customer>Payment and Billing. Once in payment and billing you just need to make sure where it says this customer pays me in is set to USD. To make it easier to remember which customer is which i suggest adding USD to the customers name. If you don't have a USD account it'll need to be converted to your home currency which multi currency will do for you once you enter it.
Hope this was able to help!
How do you do that on Self-employed on-lIne?
Hello Hygienie. This feature isn't available in QuickBooks Self-Employed. I recommend looking into using QuickBooks Online by learning more about it using this link here. Feel free to ask other questions, I'm here to assist.
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