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Hello there, @ukt.
Let's first make sure to add the foreign currency in QuickBooks. Once completed, you can create a clearing account where you can deposit the invoice payments. Then, you'd have to transfer the funds to your foreign currency account.
Here's how:
Once completed, let's record the payment of the foreign invoice, set the Deposit To field to the clearing bank account before saving the transaction in the Receive Payment tab.
Now, we can transfer the funds from the home currency to the clearing account. Here's how:
Get back to us here if you have other questions about using the multicurrency feature in QuickBooks. I'm always here to help.
As additional option, utilize this payment service to deal with multi currency transactions. You may release an invoice and get paid in SGD, and your customers pay in their local currency.
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