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In QuickBooks Desktop - I reconciled a credit card. When the box popped up to pay the credit card I closed it because I though I paid the card bill somewhere else (I'm a rookie). I should have hit "Create a bill to pay later." I did not do that. I am trying to get back to that screen so I can create the bill to pay off pay the card off. I could enter it as a check register but I think it will show the payment twice.
Bottom line - can I return to the box for payment that popped up after the reconciliation was complete?
-Chad
Let me guide you on creating a bill after reconciling your credit card transactions, MASC Ducks.
There are two options where you can pay a portion of the outstanding balance, you can either create a written check to pay for expenses that are to be paid immediately or enter a bill for vendor bills to be paid at a future date.
Here's how:
For Write checks:
For Bill:
For more detailed steps of information, you can access this article: Set up, use, and pay credit card accounts.
Keep me posted if there's anything else I can help you with. I'll always be around to offer my assistance.
Thank you for responding. I already entered all the various credit card charges into QB by "Enter Credit Card Charges." By doing that, aren't those already seen as being deducted from my account? The instructions you gave above is to enter a credit card as a bill and then pay it. Isn't that adding the charges twice into the system?
Also, if I do it that way it asks me for the account and class for the overall credit card amount, but the charges were from all different accounts and classes. Those were all put in separately when I Entered Credit Card Charges. I do not need a check. I have already transferred money out of my checking account to pay off the credit card. I simply need to show it has been paid in QB.
I apologies if this doesn't make sense.
Thank you for responding. I already entered all the various charges into QB by "Enter Credit Card Charges." By doing that, aren't those already seen as being deducted from my account? The instructions you gave above is to enter a credit card as a bill and then pay it. Isn't that adding the charges twice into the system?
Also, if I do it that way it asks me for an account and class for the payment of the card. The charges are from a bunch of different accounts and classes. These were entered when I 'Enter Credit Card Charges'. I do not need a check, I have already transferred the money from my checking to pay off the card. I just need to show that the card was paid off in QB.
I am sorry it this doesn't make sense. I am learning as I go!
Thank you for your response to this thread. I'm here to provide clear instructions on recording your bills in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT).
I see that you have already entered your credit card charges in QuickBooks. Enter credit card charges option is for tracking purposes only and doesn't affect your actual credit card. It only indicates the transaction processed from your QuickBooks credit card account.
Since you have already reconciled your books but need to display your credit card charges paid in QuickBooks, you have two options to pay credit card charges after reconciliation. Instead of creating a transfer record, you can either write a check or enter a bill, similar to what my colleague provided above.
If you've transferred the money to the checking account to pay off the card, we need to create a payment record under your checking account to balance your register. Please be advised that this will not result in any duplicate charges in the system, as it was processed from a different account. Allow me to provide you with a step-by-step guide:
To write a check:
To enter Bill:
If done entering the bill, proceed to pay the bills.
Here's how:
After completing each step, you should be able to find the bill and confirm that it's marked as paid.
Furthermore, I'll add an article to guide you on how to receive payments for an invoice in QuickBooks Desktop: Record an invoice payment.
For additional QuickBooks-related concerns, don't hesitate to post them here in the Community. I'm always here to help you. Have a nice day.
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