
Create invoices for a parent customer and its sub-customers in QuickBooks Online
by Intuit•42• Updated 2 weeks ago
Learn how to use the bill parent customer option on your invoices.
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You can set up sub-customers so the parent is billed for any invoices. When you do that, you can show the charges for the parent customer and the charges for the sub-customer on the same invoice.
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Step 1: Create a delayed charge
First, create any number of delayed charges for both the parent customer and sub-customer(s). These are the charges you’ll split between these customers.
- Select + New.
- Select Delayed charge.
- Select the parent customer name.
- Enter the charges for the parent customer.
- Select Save and new.
- Select the sub-customer and enter the charges.
- Optional: If you want to create more delayed charges, select Save and new, then select the sub-customer and enter the charges you want to add.
- After adding your last charge, select Save and close instead of Save and new.
Step 2: Add the charges to the invoice
Once you’ve created all the charges you want to include, create an invoice for the parent customer.
- Select + New.
- Select Invoice.
- Select the parent customer name. You'll see a list of charges for both the parent and sub-customer.
- Select Add for the charges you want to add to the invoice.
- Select Save and close.
The way the name appears on the invoice depends on the following:
- If there’s a company name entered in the sub-customer info, it’ll appear on the parent invoice before the sub-customer charges.
- If there’s no company name entered in the sub-customer info, the full name appears on the invoice before the sub-customer charges.
- If there’s no company name or full name, the parent name, a colon, and the sub-customer name appears before and after the charges.
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