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Hello uleytax,
Welcome to the Community - thank you for your question!
To account for fees, follow the below instructions:
1. Create the invoice for the full amount (fees included, say £500)
2. Receive payment to Undeposited funds (full amount)
3. Plus sign > Bank deposit
4. Tick the invoice on the top part
5. On the bottom where it says Add deposit, choose the same customer
6. Choose an expense account (say Fees)
7. Enter the amount as a minus figure (say -15)
8. Now the deposit should be for £485 which is the amount they've received, and £15 should be on the fees account as the fee (edited)
Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Thanks,
Talia
Hello uleytax,
Welcome to the Community - thank you for your question!
To account for fees, follow the below instructions:
1. Create the invoice for the full amount (fees included, say £500)
2. Receive payment to Undeposited funds (full amount)
3. Plus sign > Bank deposit
4. Tick the invoice on the top part
5. On the bottom where it says Add deposit, choose the same customer
6. Choose an expense account (say Fees)
7. Enter the amount as a minus figure (say -15)
8. Now the deposit should be for £485 which is the amount they've received, and £15 should be on the fees account as the fee (edited)
Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Thanks,
Talia
Hi Talia
I am trying to do the same thing that the person posting has asked how to do.
I have read your reply but I think I am missing something.
If you could break it down for me (even more than you have very kindly done)
If I can start with steps 2 and 3
So number 2 - Receive payment to Undeposited funds (full amount)
What/where is "Undeposited funds"?
And 3 -
3. Plus sign > Bank deposit
Don't even know what this means I'm afraid.
Hope you can help.
Let me provide some information about Undeposited Funds and Bank Deposit, johnsweet.
The Undeposited Funds account uses to hold invoice payments and sales receipts that you'll want to combine. It acts like a lockbox (or drawer) you keep payments in before taking them to the bank.
On the other hand, the Bank Deposits feature uses to group payments together into a single bank deposit record.
To learn more about Undeposited Funds account and Bank Deposit, please refer to these articles:
I've got another option on how to handle the account for the charges made by the card company.
Here's how:
Once done, go to the customer's transactions list and open the invoice. It will marked as Paid and Close. Then, go to the Chart of Accounts and locate the Bank Charge expense account, you'll see the bank fee that we do Resolve Difference earlier.
For more details about matching downloaded transactions, you can check out the Add and match downloaded bank transactions article.
Fill me in if you need a hand preparing your year-end report or any QuickBooks Online related. You have a good one.
Thank you so much RCV
I am at stage 6.
But I do not see BANK CHARGE Expense.
Am I correct in saying that I can just add/create this?
And if so am I correct in saying I can call it whatever I want such as Card Processing Fee
Thanks again
You are definitely correct, johnsweet.
You can add the bank charges expense account in your Chart of Accounts if you haven't added it yet. You also have the liberty to provide a name based on your preferences.
Here's an article about adding accounts in the Chart of Accounts:
I'll be around if you require additional help with your banking transactions.
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