Hi Zoe, the Supplier Credit feature isn't available in Simple Start because this plan doesn't include the full Accounts Payable module. To record a refund, you can use a Bank Deposit or an Expense with a negative value instead. This ensures your categories and bank balance remain accurate.
If you've received a Cash Refund, you can utilize the Bank Deposit feature. Here's how:
- Click the + Create button and select Bank Deposit.
- Choose the bank account where the refund was deposited.
- In the Add funds to this deposit section, you'll want to add the same supplier and expense account that were used on the original purchase, along with the amount.
- Once done, click Save and close.
If the supplier is holding the credit to apply toward a future purchase, you can enter an Expense . Refer to this article for more details: Enter and manage expenses in QuickBooks Online.
Using the same expense category for the negative entry reduces your total expenses for that category, mimicking a credit note in higher-tier plans. Once the actual refund is deposited, you can simply match it to the negative expense or bank deposit you created.
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