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I've read some articles but could not find the one matching my situation. Other articles mention how to apply cash back to reduce the credit card bill using the credit button but doesn't apply to the bill itself againt the purchase. The easy answer was to set the bill to the discounted total but I want to preserve the item prices and itemize each product for resale. In other words, the cash back is used to reduce the product costs to a wholesale price to resale again. Cash back is offered by CapitalOne (business account) and can be redeemed on Amazon and other eCommerce purchases. Hope this didn't confuse anyone.
It's good to see you here, @King-Brown.
In QuickBooks, you can keep track of the points until you're ready to spend them.
These rewards are money in the bank for the company, whether you use them as a credit to pay down a debt or get a check and deposit it.
First off, you'll need to create an income account for your points. Here's how:
Then, record the cashback credit. You can follow the steps below:
You can also seek advice from your accountant to ensure that this is the best option for you.
For future reference, check out this article learn the reconcile workflow in QuickBooks.
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Thanks for replying but you didn't answer my question. There was no mention of points (as none exist) and was informed cashback dollar amounts can't be tracked in Quickbooks as they're based on a percentage of purchases. Please read my original post and reply with anything unclear in my description or the answer to avoid confussion reexplaining what I thought was clear.
I appreciate you for getting back to us and adding more details of your concern, @King-Brown. I’m here to help you handle your cash back rewards and apply it to the bill.
Let’s take care of this one by one. We’ll start from recording your reward as a vendor credit. This way, you can deduct the certain amount from how much you owe as a bill credit.
Here's how:
Once done, you can run a Vendor Balance Detail report to double-check the accuracy of the bill credit you've created. Just go to the Vendors & Payables from the Reports menu.
Whatever action you take, I recommend consulting with a professional accountant for further assistance. They are the ones who can guide you in keeping your financial records accurate and accounting for your transactions accordingly.
If you have any other questions about recording rewards in QuickBooks Desktop, don’t hesitate to notify me by adding a comment below. I'd be glad to help.
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