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Glad to have you here in the Community, @shamima.
I'll guide you through recording an advance payment to your supplier.
First, let's consider your VAT reporting methods to HMRC. If you're on the Accrual basis, you can enter a cheque to your supplier and record them to the Creditors/Accounts Payable (A/P) account. This way, it decreases your supplier balance until you're ready to receive the final bill.
Please keep in mind not to use VAT codes when entering payments made to your supplier. Here's how:
Second, you can enter the bill by performing the steps below:
Lastly, you can now apply the prepayments to the bill. Here's how:
If your reporting method is on the Cash basis, you can perform the steps through this helpful article: Record Supplier Prepayments.
That's it, @shamima. I'm here anytime you have other concerns. Take care always.
Glad to have you here in the Community, @shamima.
I'll guide you through recording an advance payment to your supplier.
First, let's consider your VAT reporting methods to HMRC. If you're on the Accrual basis, you can enter a cheque to your supplier and record them to the Creditors/Accounts Payable (A/P) account. This way, it decreases your supplier balance until you're ready to receive the final bill.
Please keep in mind not to use VAT codes when entering payments made to your supplier. Here's how:
Second, you can enter the bill by performing the steps below:
Lastly, you can now apply the prepayments to the bill. Here's how:
If your reporting method is on the Cash basis, you can perform the steps through this helpful article: Record Supplier Prepayments.
That's it, @shamima. I'm here anytime you have other concerns. Take care always.
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