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Hi
Any help greatly appreciated!
Bruce
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Good day, Bruce J.
The best way to record this payment is by a retainer. This is a deposit or advance payment from your clients that we consider as a liability until we apply it as a payment to your invoices or sales receipt.
The first thing we need to do is to create a liability account where we'll record the funds. You can follow these steps:
Once done, create a service item for the retainer and use the liability account you set up as its income account. Then, use a sales receipt to record the deposit.
You can also refer to this link for the detailed steps: Record a retainer or deposit. It'll also show you how to apply it when you record the final sale transaction.
Please post again if you need anything else. Wishing you all the best!
Good day, Bruce J.
The best way to record this payment is by a retainer. This is a deposit or advance payment from your clients that we consider as a liability until we apply it as a payment to your invoices or sales receipt.
The first thing we need to do is to create a liability account where we'll record the funds. You can follow these steps:
Once done, create a service item for the retainer and use the liability account you set up as its income account. Then, use a sales receipt to record the deposit.
You can also refer to this link for the detailed steps: Record a retainer or deposit. It'll also show you how to apply it when you record the final sale transaction.
Please post again if you need anything else. Wishing you all the best!
thank you very much!
I agree with the funds being a liability- Cash basis taxpayer example.
example: book trip in January to be taken in June, trip cost is $4000 and 2000 is given at time of making the reservation. I'm thinking
Debit Cash $2000 , Credit deposits $2000
Debit A/R $ 4000 Sales $4000
TW
would you show the 4 prong JV -
Cash/Accounts Receivables/Deposits(current liabilities) and Sales
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