My accountant is out of the country. I need to add credit card charges from credit card statement to Quick Books. Can I go to the Chart of Accounts, find the credit card number and then enter the charges? Please advise in detail
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I appreciate you for taking up the responsibility while your accountant is out of the country, @MANOOJANOO786.
To record your credit card charges in your credit card statement, we need to set up a credit card account where you'll put the credit card charges.
And if you haven't set up your credit card accounts, let me guide you on how to perform it. Here's how:
After that, let's add your credit card charges to the credit card account or statement we set up. You can follow the steps below.
Feel free to read this article for more details: Set up, use, and pay credit card accounts.
If you want to view your financial reports and provide perspectives on how your business is doing, you can read this article: Customize company and financial reports.
Click the Reply button below if you have additional questions about credit card charges. I'll be happy to help you. Take care.
I appreciate you for taking up the responsibility while your accountant is out of the country, @MANOOJANOO786.
To record your credit card charges in your credit card statement, we need to set up a credit card account where you'll put the credit card charges.
And if you haven't set up your credit card accounts, let me guide you on how to perform it. Here's how:
After that, let's add your credit card charges to the credit card account or statement we set up. You can follow the steps below.
Feel free to read this article for more details: Set up, use, and pay credit card accounts.
If you want to view your financial reports and provide perspectives on how your business is doing, you can read this article: Customize company and financial reports.
Click the Reply button below if you have additional questions about credit card charges. I'll be happy to help you. Take care.
Thank you so very much, Mr. Brian, for your assistance. The information you have provided helps tremendously.
I have one more question. Our previous accountant, who is not employed anymore, messed up our bank statements. We have reconciled everything, and all the transactions match our information. However, we had to pass one entry for $-50,000.00 to reconcile this account. This transaction shows in the Bank Deposit Column. If I click on the deposit, my balance will go negative.
Can you kindly explain in detail, step by step, to reconcile this discrepancy? I have attached a picture of the transaction for your review and records.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with me at [removed] Ext: 349. You may also reach me on my cell phone number at [removed].
Thank you for your business and cooperation.
Sincerely,
M.R. "Gaz" Gaziani
I'm joining this thread to provide additional help, Mr. Gazaini.
It's nice to hear that my colleague was able to help and provide the details you need. I see how important to keep your account accurate.
When reconciling an account, we only have to match them in your bank statement. Since everything looks good, most likely, we have to delete the entry that causes a negative balance.
Before doing so, make sure to follow the recommendation below to verify the entry for $-50,000.00.
Once verified, please consult an accountant for further guidance about deleting this entry. They are the ones who can tell you the best way to handle this entry without messing up your book. They can perform reconciliation adjustments if needed.
Just in case the entry is part of your previous reconciliation, you can do a special reconciliation.
Here are some articles that helps you examine your accounts in QuickBooks:
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