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Hi.
We are in the process of implementing Quickbooks for a local community which is a registered charity. Our major source of income is through donations for which I had a couple of questions, would be grateful if someone could advise and confirm if my understanding is correct. We are using the accruals concept of accounting and all our members are set up as Donors on the system.
1. Sales receipts - members usually pay donations directly into our bank account and for their personal records, would request a receipt. Therefore my understanding would be to raise a receipt through the sales receipt function. Would this process be correct and can someone explain me the Double entry that this would create?
2. Bank reconciliation - when we will get around to reconciling the bank, we would capture the donations that have been received for which we will have already raised a sales receipt under Question 1 above. Therefore, what will be the implication of the bank reconciliation against the sales receipts that have been raised and also what will be the Double entry impact of this?
Thank you.
Hi kd786, thanks for joining the Community :smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes: - this would be the correct process to record the transaction and send the receipt. The sales receipt is linked to two accounts creating the double-entry - the first is through the 'deposit to' account (this is typically the bank account) and the second is through the 'product/service' - the account that the 'product/service' is linked to is the designated on the 'Income account' field in the P/S settings. Once saved, you can view the debit and credit posting of the transaction by selecting More > Transaction journal on the sales receipt.
The reconciliation tool allows you to check off transactions posted to the bank account in QuickBooks against your bank statement in real-life - if the sales receipts are posted against the bank account, you'll then be able to reconcile those here. There is no direct impact on double-entry during a reconciliation.
Thanks for getting back to me, it's not possible to automate this process unfortunately - to do this you'd need to first review the transactions in the for-review section of the banking feed (from here you can add the transaction as a sales receipt). After this you can then navigate to sales > all sales or the 'categorised' tab on the bank feed to open and send the sales receipt via email. Please let me know if you have any further Q's!
Great, it should certainly be faster this way. :smiling_face_with_smiling_eyes:
Hi GeorgiaC!
So I have linked our Quickbooks account and reviewed a couple of transactions. I'd wish to send a receipt for these but unable to see any option which would allow me to under the Sales All or Categorized section in the banking menu.. Are you able to provide some further assistance or screenshots please?
Thank you.
Let me provide some clarifications about the sales receipts on the Banking page, kd786.
You won't be able to send receipts through the Banking page. However, you can upload receipts and match them to your bank transactions.
Please browse this article to learn more about the process: Upload your receipts and bills to QuickBooks Online.
You can use the Sales receipt feature and print or send it to the donor. The sales receipt in QuickBooks is used for customers who give you immediate payment.
Here's how:
Once done, you categorize and match the receipts to your bank transactions. Check out this article as your guide: Learn how to review downloaded bank and put them in the correct accounts.
Let me know if there's anything else you need by commenting below. I'm always around to help manage your sales receipts and bank transactions.
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