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When we input a discount on the customer bill, it shows up as a credit balance to our sales discounts and actually inflates sales. How do you input a discount on a customer bill (not on an invoice)?
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You've come to the right place, nikovo.
Before proceeding, may I know if you used the Billable Expense feature? If so, I'd suggest following the steps below to add the discount accurately.
After that, create an invoice and link the billable expense. Here's how:
In addition, you can print or email the invoice after creating it. Simply click the Print icon or the Email icon.
You can also run the Open Invoices report to check your customer balances. Just go to Reports and select Customers & Receivables. Then, click Open Invoices.
Please get back on this thread if you need help adding discounts. to your items. We're always here to help.
You've come to the right place, nikovo.
Before proceeding, may I know if you used the Billable Expense feature? If so, I'd suggest following the steps below to add the discount accurately.
After that, create an invoice and link the billable expense. Here's how:
In addition, you can print or email the invoice after creating it. Simply click the Print icon or the Email icon.
You can also run the Open Invoices report to check your customer balances. Just go to Reports and select Customers & Receivables. Then, click Open Invoices.
Please get back on this thread if you need help adding discounts. to your items. We're always here to help.
Thanks - I discovered the issue. My discount item was tied to the wrong account. I fixed that and it routed the vendor discounts appropriately.
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