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Book Keeper has left and had a funny way to book factored invoices which I can not replicate.
She would pay down the gross invoice value ie 100
95 would arrive into the bank
She would book 5 to factoring fees to create an expense.
When reconciling the bank she was able to match both the expense and the bank payment to get back to the 95 deposit.
The expense do not show when trying to match the bank deposit, any suggestions how to do this?
She has created a years worth of factored fees and paid down invoices, so the final step is to match the payments from the bank. Redoing the whole process will take too long.
I appreciate the uniqueness of your former bookkeeper's method for factored invoices, Bondirl. Let’s work together to establish a streamlined and effective process that aligns with your current accounting requirements.
The reason you cannot see the $5 factoring fee expense when trying to match it to the bank deposit is that the factoring fee is categorized as an expense rather than a bank transaction. When you receive a payment from the factoring company, it is only reflected in your bank account, while the expense for factoring fees is recorded separately in your expense accounts.
To match the deposit and the associated expense, I recommend creating a journal entry to transfer the $5 factoring fee to the bank account and match it once downloaded from your bank.
Before creating a journal entry, I suggest consulting with a professional accountant to assist you with the appropriate debits and credits to use in this process.
To create a Journal Entry, follow these steps:
Once completed, the $5 will be recorded and reflected in your bank transactions, allowing you to start matching it effectively.
Additionally, I’ll share this valuable resource that will guide you in creating standardized invoice templates, including factoring fees. This will simplify your invoicing process for future transactions, helping you save time and reduce errors effectively: Customize invoices and other Sales entries in QBO.
To enhance your experience and streamline your financial management, I highly encourage you to explore QuickBooks Live Expert Assisted. This invaluable service connects you with QuickBooks-certified experts who can provide personalized guidance tailored specifically to your needs. Whether you're looking for assistance with managing factored invoices or optimizing your bookkeeping practices, these experts are equipped to help you navigate these challenges effectively and efficiently.
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