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Hi there, Aaron.
To properly record your cashback in QuickBooks Online (QBO), follow the steps below.
For additional information, check out this article: How can I record a cash back to my credit card account?
If you're unsure about which account to use in the category details, I recommend consulting your accountant to determine the appropriate account.
Moreover, I've included an article that'll help match your QuickBooks account and bank statements: Reconcile an Account in QuickBooks Online.
Feel free to visit the Community again if you have other concerns about cashback in QuickBooks Online. We're always here to help.
"Technically the cashback is from expenses paid for on the credit card so it's not income. But it increases the balance of the checking account..."
Actually, it is income. Record it to an 'Other income' account so as to differentiate it from income from your primary operations.
Thank you very much for your help.
Then I should not follow the other solution suggested (above) of creating a credit card? Then this will reflect as a separate account from the current checking/bank account?
The cashback increases the checking account balance so I would ideally like to track as other income...
Yeah, a credit card has nothing to do with this. Pretty sure the advice from the QB "employee" is AI-generated. Create a deposit to your checking account and assign an Other Income account to the deposit. That will increase your bank account and the other income account by a corresponding amount.
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