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Match your ageing reports in QuickBooks Online
by Intuit• Updated 4 days ago
Learn how to match your ageing reports in QuickBooks Online.
Your balance sheet, trial balance, and accounts receivable ageing reports should match in QuickBooks to maintain a healthy cash flow. If they don't, it’s usually because the ageing report defaults to current. Here’s how you can match them.
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Change the ageing method to report the date
Change the Ageing Method when you run your A/R Ageing report.
- In QuickBooks, go to Reports, then select the Standard tab.
- From the Who owes you ▼ dropdown, select Accounts receivable ageing summary.
- Select Customise, then select Ageing ▼ dropdown.
- Under Ageing method, select Report date.
- Select Run report.
After this process, you can run a Balance Sheet or a Trial Balance report to match the results.
Note: Make sure you run the Balance Sheet or Trial Balance report using Accrual as the Accounting method.
Check for other possible reasons for a mismatch
Consider the following items to help match your reports:
- If you paid your bill today, it won’t show up on your reports right away.
- Make sure the date range on the reports matches.
- Make sure you're comparing the correct numbers on your reports.
- Check the opening balance on your A/R Ageing summary report. The balance should match the total amount of Accounts Receivable that shows on your Balance Sheet or Trial Balance.
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