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Buy nowWe use a payments platform that sends us a deposit each week for the net amount of all the payments and credits processed that week. This shows up as a single deposit transaction in our bank feed. We match this against the individual invoices (and refunds) that we've created in QBO.
The problem is that QBO does not allow us to match part of a deposit against a refund receipt, only invoices. On weeks where a credit is included in the net amount deposited, we have to manually record that a payment has been received for each invoice and credit.
For example, say at the end of the week we receive a deposit for $49,000 that's made up of 25 paid invoices of $2,000 each (=$50,000), and one credit for $1,000. When the $49,000 deposit appears in our bank feed, I can't match it because it will only let me match against invoices (totally $50,000), not the refund ($1,000). I have to manually record that each invoice has been paid and make sure the refund receipt for $1,000 was recorded.
This is error prone - it's easy to miss the payment for an invoice. Additionally it's difficult to reconcile the statement we get from our bank. The statement just shows a single deposit of $49,000, but we need to select 26 transactions (25 payments and one refund) that add up to $49,000 in the reconciliation and hope the sum is the correct amount.
The entire process is error prone.
It seems like it's such a simple fix to allow a deposit to be matched against invoices and refund receipts (as long as the total is positive).
Welcome to the Community space, @Yo_Be_Low2.
I am here to provide you valuable insights about your concern regarding matching deposits that include credit transactions in QuickBooks Online.
QuickBooks Online offers intelligent recommendations that help you match downloaded transactions and simplify your workflow. The system identifies potential matches when all criteria are met.
I understand that you are having trouble matching a refund receipt with a deposit transaction in your bank feeds. This is because the refund receipt represents an expense, and therefore cannot be matched with a deposit transaction. However, I'll be sharing a workaround to help balance your transaction.
You can exclude the deposit and manually record the payment of the invoice and refund receipt. Alternatively, you can use the Resolve Difference feature in bank feeds to match the transactions and fix any payment differences until it equals zero. This feature is particularly useful when transactions do not add up, despite being the same entries. Allow me to guide you on how to use resolve difference:
It's also great to perform regular account reconciliations to ensure accuracy. Also, learn how to review downloaded bank and credit card transactions. You can refer to this article:
Thank you for using QuickBooks, and we appreciate your business. If you have any more questions or need assistance with managing your deposits that include credit transactions in QuickBooks Online, please feel free to reach out to us.
You just repeated what I already said.
I am having this same issue, but my bank transaction is a negative amount, since it is made up of 5 refunds we processed. The problem I am having is that there is one credit amount on this transaction. When I select "Resolve difference" and enter the deposit amount, I entered it with the customer name, and category Accounts Receivable. Now the customer field is showing both a payment and a deposit, which creates a credit balance. What category should I have entered to match this?
When resolving the difference and accounting it for Accounts Receivable, a double entry of the credit and the payments will be created, MHC2.
To offset the negative amount and resolve the credit, select the Sales category instead of Accounts Receivable.
I also recommend consulting your accountant for proper recording as they manage your account, MHC2.
For more insights on recording a refund, refer to the article: Record a customer refund in QuickBooks Online.
Once you have recorded the transactions, you can reconcile them to match your bank and credit card statements.
If you need further assistance with QBO-related concerns, reply to the thread or start a new one. We're here to provide guidance and support.
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