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Hi info591
When you make payment on the bill enter the amount you actually sent to the supplier in the amount box, not the payment column. You will be able to match the amount that is showing in your banking section. The system will create a credit on the supplier account, depending what you arrange with your supplier you can either use it as credit against another bill or use it as a refund if supplier credits your bank account with the amount.
Hi info591
How have you accounted for the original transaction in QuickBooks, an Expense or Bill?
Hi, I have raised a bill
Hi info591
When you make payment on the bill enter the amount you actually sent to the supplier in the amount box, not the payment column. You will be able to match the amount that is showing in your banking section. The system will create a credit on the supplier account, depending what you arrange with your supplier you can either use it as credit against another bill or use it as a refund if supplier credits your bank account with the amount.
That worked, thank you so much!
@John C wrote:
Hi info591
When you make payment on the bill enter the amount you actually sent to the supplier in the amount box, not the payment column. You will be able to match the amount that is showing in your banking section. The system will create a credit on the supplier account, depending what you arrange with your supplier you can either use it as credit against another bill or use it as a refund if supplier credits your bank account with the amount.
@John C wrote:
Hi info591
When you make payment on the bill enter the amount you actually sent to the supplier in the amount box, not the payment column. You will be able to match the amount that is showing in your banking section. The system will create a credit on the supplier account, depending what you arrange with your supplier you can either use it as credit against another bill or use it as a refund if supplier credits your bank account with the amount.
Hi info591
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On the supplier account there is an overpayment which shows a credit, the supplier is paying this back but I note there is no function to record the refund back from the supplier. How is this done as QB does not define this.
Many thanks
Glenn
Hello Glenn, Thanks for posting on this thread, so you can record the refund from the customer as a deposit posted to creditors category, NO VAT code, Supplier name. Then link the deposit and overpayment from the Suppliers account> New transactions> Cheque tick both overpayment and deposit>save and Close.
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