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Supplier refund should mean you have a supplier credit on the books
assuming that to be true
plus menu, credit card credit, use accounts payable as the account, enter the amount and supplier name
then use pay bills, select the "bill" the CC credit made, and apply the supplier credit
Hi janet-findlay
You will need to create a card credit, plus icon, enter the supplier name in the payee box, select the credit card in the bank/credit account, enter the date you received the credit, in the category or product and service column enter the account or product you initially used in your bill or expense, enter the amount and VAT, if relevant, and select save and close.
If you have your credit card connected to QuickBooks you will be able to match the amount on the for review page to the card credit.
Supplier refund should mean you have a supplier credit on the books
assuming that to be true
plus menu, credit card credit, use accounts payable as the account, enter the amount and supplier name
then use pay bills, select the "bill" the CC credit made, and apply the supplier credit
Hi janet-findlay
You will need to create a card credit, plus icon, enter the supplier name in the payee box, select the credit card in the bank/credit account, enter the date you received the credit, in the category or product and service column enter the account or product you initially used in your bill or expense, enter the amount and VAT, if relevant, and select save and close.
If you have your credit card connected to QuickBooks you will be able to match the amount on the for review page to the card credit.
Hi, I got a refund form our supplier. The refund had put back to the company credit. How do I book the transaction?
The refund hat put back to the company credit card.
Thanks for joining this thread, Ben Tran,
I'm here to help you today. If your company credit card is connected in QuickBooks Online, you can proceed to the Banking page. Then, categorize it so you can link it to the bill.
If not, you'll want to create a bank deposit to record the refund. Then, apply it to your bill to make a zero balance on the supplier profile. Let me show you how:
Once done, let's create a bill payment to link the refund:
Check out these handy articles for more details about the steps provided above:
Should you need anything else, don't hesitate to leave a comment below. I'm always right here to help.
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