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Hello there, bookkeeper80.
Recording a bounced check from a customer can be complicated. I'll give information on how you how can handle the accounting in QuickBooks Online.
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There are two ways on how you can record the bounced check. You can either enter an expense or create a journal entry.
The step by step instructions are included in these articles:
You can also read this guide for reference on the details above: How to record customers' bounced checks using Accounts Receivable.
For any follow-up questions regarding the bounced check process or need help with other task in your QuickBooks Online for Non-profit, please let me know in your reply. I'd be glad to help you out. Stay safe!
This information is not complete or not accurate. This question is regarding a donation, not a customer's invoice payment.
If I do it as a journal entry - even if I enter the donor's name in the customer field - it does not negate the donation from the donor. So his year end receipt is going to show a donation that was essentially not given. QuickBooks will make it affect the donor if I use accounts receivable, but that is not the appropriate account for a donation.
If I delete or void the original donation, my bank account will be off. The donation showed in the bank a week before it was withdrawn.
Any help will be appreciated.
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