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I run a dental practice and occasionally we have to do small refunds to patients by writing a check. We do not do any billing through Quickbooks and simply use it to keep track of expenses and accounting reports. Typically, when a refund is processed it is a different amount from what has been billed to a particular person.
My question is: How should I categorize a check we write to refund a person? I would like it to just be removed from the total revenue of the business rather than categorize it as an expense. I have a read about "refunds income" but I don't really understand that.
My second question is: How will refunds be reflected on the P&L statement?
Thanks!
Recording your customer's refund is my priority, @mohadeeb.
When you record refunds through checks, it'll reflect on your Profit and Loss report depending on the account used for refund. However, I suggest seeking help with your accountant. This way, they can guide you on how to properly categorize the refund to be removed from the total revenue.
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Were you able to work on recording refunds by checks with your accountant? If you haven't yet, you can find an accountant that is a QuickBooks-certified independent accounting professional through this link: Find-a-ProAdvisor resources. They can provide strategic insights to your businesses.
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