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We have just got an I Zettle machine and received our first payment.
Obviously the payment to the bank is less than the invoice total.
How can I reconcile this? At the moment the bank account is not connected to Quickbooks.
Thank you for any help
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Welcome to the QuickBooks Community, @Opandt.
I'm here to share steps so you can enter the payment you received and reconcile your account later.
To start, you can record and deposit the payment to the undeposited funds account. Here's how:
Next, you can create a bank deposit to add the deducted amount to the payment.
Also, to further assist you with this, I recommend reaching out to your accountant. This is to ensure that your account for your transactions is accurate and to avoid messing up your books. If you're not affiliated with one, feel free to use our Find an Accountant tool to look for one near you.
Once everything is set, you can now reconcile your account.
In case you want to have a list of all payments and invoices for each of your customers, you may pull up the Invoices and Received Payments Report. Then, customise it so it will only show the data you need.
Feel free to get back here if you need further assistance recording payments and reconciling your account. I'm always around to help. Have a good one.
Welcome to the QuickBooks Community, @Opandt.
I'm here to share steps so you can enter the payment you received and reconcile your account later.
To start, you can record and deposit the payment to the undeposited funds account. Here's how:
Next, you can create a bank deposit to add the deducted amount to the payment.
Also, to further assist you with this, I recommend reaching out to your accountant. This is to ensure that your account for your transactions is accurate and to avoid messing up your books. If you're not affiliated with one, feel free to use our Find an Accountant tool to look for one near you.
Once everything is set, you can now reconcile your account.
In case you want to have a list of all payments and invoices for each of your customers, you may pull up the Invoices and Received Payments Report. Then, customise it so it will only show the data you need.
Feel free to get back here if you need further assistance recording payments and reconciling your account. I'm always around to help. Have a good one.
Hi
Is there a way of ensuring that Zettle payments and fees are always recorded in the Undeposited Fund Account. Currently it seems that I have to alter each transaction manually?
I'm happy to see you here, @Doug Mu.
I'd like to provide some details about recording your iZettle payments in QuickBooks Online.
Recording the iZettle payments to the Undeposited Funds account is the best way to track your transaction. This way, when iZettle transfer the balance minus their fee to your bank, you can use the Bank Deposit to move the funds from Undeposited Funds to the bank account.
Know that there's no way to automatically record the payment to the Undeposited Funds account. You'll need to manually receive the payment and deposit it to the said account.
For more details about utilizing the Undeposited Funds account, please see this reference: Deposit payments into the Undeposited Funds account in QuickBooks Online.
I'm also adding here some resources that you can use to help you in categorising and reconciling your bank transactions in QBO:
My doors are always open to assist you should you need anything else with payments. Just get back to me in the comments. Take care!
Thanks @BettyJaneB
There are a couple of other points with Zettle that I'd appreciate some help to clear up. I've been allocating both payments received and zettle fees to the undeposited funds code as suggested. I've then been making a deposit as zettle deposits into our bank account. However, I've had a purchase refunded to a customer and this is obviously showing in zettle as a refund and a reduction in the zettle fees. I'm unsure how I should caegorize this in Quickbooks. Can you help?
Secondly, Quickbooks seems to automatically create invoices against which payments received from Zettle are logged. However, there is now a discrepancy of a couple of pence between the invoice and the payment. Do you know why this would be and how to resolve it?
Thanks for sharing more details about the Zettle payment, @Doug Mu.
I'll be assisting you with this and give specific details in relevant to my colleague's, @BettyJaneB, response.
Since we cannot match the refund and fees, I suggest excluding them from the For Review tab. When these refunds/fees are associated with the Zettle payments, you can create a bank deposit to add and link these expenses manually to the invoice payment.
You can follow these steps to exclude a few entries:
Also, ensure that you deposited the invoice payments to the Undeposited Funds account to link them with the refunds/fees (expenses) before creating a bank deposit and placing them in the bank account. Additionally, I suggest checking your accountant's professional advice on how to categorise refunds and fees.
On the other hand, QuickBooks usually creates an invoice automatically when there's an unapplied payment or a payment transaction that isn't linked to an invoice. Also, the discrepancies between Zettle payments and invoices are due to the refund and Zettle fees. That's why you'll need to create a bank deposit to add refunds/fees manually to link it with the invoice payments.
This way, you can match the Zettle payment with the bank deposit, which contains link transactions that include the invoice payment and refunds/fees.
Here's how:
Well done! You can now match the deposit with the Zettle payments under the For Review tab in the Transactions menu.
Feel free to read the articles shared by my colleagues, like how to categorise and match transactions and deposit payments into the undeposited funds' account.
In addition, if you want to remove the transactions in the Excluded tab, simply check the boxes and then select Delete.
You can always place a comment if you need further assistance with linking payments and expenses to match it with your online banking or third-party payments account. We're always here to help. Enjoy your day!
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