I'm delighted to assist you, Gpsem! I know two approaches that will streamline handling this invoice adjustment in QuickBooks Online (QBO). I'm excited to guide you through the steps to ensure everything is recorded accurately and efficiently.
The first method involves adjusting the original invoice to include a deduction for the trailer hire service item. The second requires receiving full payment and recording the deduction as a separate deposit.
Both approaches will correctly reflect the £7,350 payment received and account for the £240 trailer hire deduction. Feel free to choose between the two that best fit your bookkeeping preferences and VAT reporting needs.
Method 1: Adjust the Original Invoice
This process involves modifying the original invoice to include the deduction for the trailer hire.
Here's how:
Method 2: Receive Full Payment and Record Deduction Separately
This method involves receiving the full payment and recording the deduction as a separate deposit.
Here are the detailed steps:
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