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@claireburbage88 wrote:Would I enter the payment recieved from them as a sales reciept or do I need to create an invoice my end and use invoice payment?
I don't think it would matter too much - whichever works for your situation (it depends how much detail you want/need to receord).
Sales Receipt should be fine - that effectively creates a VAT Invoice & a Payment in one step.
If you want to record the Invoice & Payment on two separate dates or you need to record multiple payments against one invoice (or vice versa) then you'll need to split the recording.
@claireburbage88 wrote:Also do you know if I have to record each payment from them separately as in business miles, route payment, bonus etc or can I lump this into one payment? Thanks for your reply
Same again - it depends how much detail you want to record.
I would probably record each one as a separate line item - that way you can keep track of each one.
Hope this helps.
Good day, claireburbage88.
You can enter a bill for the invoice you've received and record the payment. That way, your expenses are tracked in QuickBooks.
Here's how to enter the invoice your receive.
Entering your income and expenses gives a more complete picture of your business and profit. You can browse this article to learn how to record them depending on your situation: Learn the difference between bills, cheques, and expenses in QuickBooks Online.
For the income, there are two ways to record sales transactions depending on when you receive payment.
Let me know if you have additional questions about recording your income and expenses. I'm always right help record them in QuickBooks.
Are the invoices you receive from the delivery partner for you to pay them or are they 'statements' of what they owe to you (what's known as Self-Bill)?
It sounds like the latter with them paying you for work done less what you owe them for van hire, etc.
Hi, yes they are the latter. Would I enter the payment recieved from them as a sales reciept or do I need to create an invoice my end and use invoice payment? Also do you know if I have to record each payment from them separately as in business miles, route payment, bonus etc or can I lump this into one payment? Thanks for your reply
@claireburbage88 wrote:Would I enter the payment recieved from them as a sales reciept or do I need to create an invoice my end and use invoice payment?
I don't think it would matter too much - whichever works for your situation (it depends how much detail you want/need to receord).
Sales Receipt should be fine - that effectively creates a VAT Invoice & a Payment in one step.
If you want to record the Invoice & Payment on two separate dates or you need to record multiple payments against one invoice (or vice versa) then you'll need to split the recording.
@claireburbage88 wrote:Also do you know if I have to record each payment from them separately as in business miles, route payment, bonus etc or can I lump this into one payment? Thanks for your reply
Same again - it depends how much detail you want to record.
I would probably record each one as a separate line item - that way you can keep track of each one.
Hope this helps.
Thank you so much for your help :)
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