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My husband sometimes pays bills by adding up to an even number eg. The business phone bill is 78.42 and he will pay 80.00. How do I record the extra since it cannot be used towards his business since it's more than his phone bill?
Hello ARachel1
Thanks for joining the Community.
Is the difference paid used as credit against a future bill or does it remain in the personal or business bank account?
The credit will be used the next bill towards what is owing.
Thank you for your reply. I'll guide you on how to apply the credit to your next phone bill, Rachel.
Since you and your partner want to use the credit for the next bill, you have two options for this scenario. First, you can input the round-up amount when recording your phone bill payment.
Here's how:
The second option is to record a bill credit of the excess amount.
In either of that methods, a credit reflects on your vendor balance which you can apply to your future bill.
To apply the amount to your future or open bill:
On the other hand, you may review the resources from this link for more hints while handling scenarios related to vendor credits/refunds: Record a supplier refund in QuickBooks Desktop.
I'm always available to help if you have any other questions while working with your vendor entries. Just leave a comment below. Have a good one!
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