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Thanks for being detailed about your concern, @billing87. I'm here to ensure you can match the deposit with a payment and a refund in QuickBooks.
Before we begin, let's first ensure that the payment ($4,000) of Customer A is deposited to the Undeposited Funds account. Here's how:
Next, create a bank deposit and add the refund for Customer B. Let me guide you how:
After that, the total amount will be $3,500. Once done, you can now match the transactions on the Banking page.
In QBO, it's easy to get a list of your customers’ outstanding balances to determine how much is still due and how long they’re past due are. You simply need to run the accounts receivable aging report to have this data.
If you need additional assistance matching the deposit with a payment and a refund, feel free to get back here. I want to ensure your success. Have a good one.
Thanks for being detailed about your concern, @billing87. I'm here to ensure you can match the deposit with a payment and a refund in QuickBooks.
Before we begin, let's first ensure that the payment ($4,000) of Customer A is deposited to the Undeposited Funds account. Here's how:
Next, create a bank deposit and add the refund for Customer B. Let me guide you how:
After that, the total amount will be $3,500. Once done, you can now match the transactions on the Banking page.
In QBO, it's easy to get a list of your customers’ outstanding balances to determine how much is still due and how long they’re past due are. You simply need to run the accounts receivable aging report to have this data.
If you need additional assistance matching the deposit with a payment and a refund, feel free to get back here. I want to ensure your success. Have a good one.
It worked! Thank you so much for your help! :-)
I did this and it worked to match the bank transaction to the depost, but in my accounts receivable detail I show the credit memo as unapplied and the Deposit as overdue. How do I apply the credit memo to that deposit in the Accounts Receivable/Customer ledger?
Hi there, @allrryan.
Thank you for contacting us regarding the issue you're experiencing with applying the credit memo to the deposit in your accounts receivable.
To assist you further, please provide a screenshot of the affected account where the deposit is showing as overdue and the credit memo as unapplied.
Once we have a visual of the specific details, we'll be better equipped to help you apply the credit memo to the deposit in the Accounts Receivable/Customer ledger.
Your cooperation in providing this additional information is greatly appreciated, and we are committed to resolving this matter for you as efficiently as possible.
Please feel free to send the screenshot at your earliest convenience, and we'll promptly assist you with the next steps.
Is there an update to this? In my workflow it may not be practical or convenient to get related refunds and deposits into a single manual deposit transaction, since refunds are not deposits to begin with.
Anyway, my request to Intuit would be to expand the Matching function so that we could pull up any and all transactions to match the correct ones without further manipulation.
Thanks
We highly value your feedback regarding the current matching functionality in QuickBooks Online (QBO), rbcnew.
Currently, QBO still requires manual processing for refunds and deposits. However, you can directly share your ideas with our product developers to request improvements to the matching function. This will allow our development team to gather ideas for future updates.
Here’s how you can do that:
Submitting your feedback will allow our development to gather some ideas they can include for future updates.
You can also visit this helpful article on matching your transactions after connecting your bank in QuickBooks: Categorize online bank transactions.
Additionally, I've added an article to learn about matching your QuickBooks transactions with your actual bank statement: Reconcile workflow in QuickBooks.
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