I'm doing contract work for a client that uses Quickbooks. I don't, so they had me sign up. How do I setup direct deposit without signing up for a 30-day trial?

dfpcmaia · ‎September 30, 2023

A client I started working for recently uses Quickbooks for their finances, so they sent me an email invite to sign a W9, etc etc. They are asking me to set up my bank info in Quickbooks so they can do direct deposit. Everything I do prompts me to start a 30-day trial. I have no interest in using Quickbooks beyond being paid for my work for this client. How do I set that up without paying for a full account?

JessT · ‎September 30, 2023

Hi dfpcmaia,

Welcome to the QuickBooks Community. I'll be answering your question about direct deposit.

The invitation email contains a link that will let you create a QuickBooks Self-Employed account so you can enter your contractor information. Your contractor data will then sync to your profile in their QuickBooks Online account. You don't need to sign up for a trial account yourself. Just provide your W9 form and bank details to your contractor via email or in person, and they can enter the information into QuickBooks.

If you have other concern, feel free to go back to this thread. Take care and have a great day!

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I'm doing contract work for a client that uses Quickbooks. I don't, so they had me sign up. How do I setup direct deposit without signing up for a 30-day trial?

I'm doing contract work for a client that uses Quickbooks. I don't, so they had me sign up. How do I setup direct deposit without signing up for a 30-day trial?

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