Turn on suggestions
Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
Showing results for
I have an invoice in QuickBooks that was auto-loaded when reconciled in our sister program Fishbowl. If I delete that invoice (because it's a bad invoice) will that affect our inventory account at all?
Also, our sister program Fishbowl did a credit that auto-loaded into QuickBooks but for $0 which I can't use to zero out the invoice that was added incorrectly.
I just don't want to affect our inventory numbers by mistake.
Thanks for the help!!!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Thanks for adding clarifications about your concern, JeffGuldenschuh.
Let's get this straightened out.
When deleting a transaction in QuickBooks Desktop like invoice, this will completely be removed from your books, and will no longer appear on any reports or in any accounts in your General Ledger. Whereas, if you choose voiding it will allow you to still have record of your invoice but it will not affect your account balances.
For tips and related articles in the future about the "How Do I" steps in QuickBooks Desktop, visit our QuickBooks Community help website for reference.
Reach out to me with whatever questions you may have about QuickBooks or Bank feeds. I’m more than happy here to assist you further. Have a good one.
Hi there, JeffGuldenschuh.
Let me share some insights about importing invoice and how it affects your inventory items in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT).
After you successfully imported an invoice, it automatically deducts the quantity of your inventory items. Please note that once you delete the transaction, the inventory numbers will go back to their original quantity before you import the invoice.
I've added this link to learn more about Fishbowl and how it works well with QBDT.
You can also check out our Support page for more tips and guides in managing your inventory.
Feel free to post a comment for any follow-up questions about invoice and inventory. I'll be here to help. Have a good one!
In this specific instance, we had a receiving error where we received an incorrect quantity of product which then transferred over to Quickbooks for the entire amount.
We contacted Fishbowl support and they did a credit to remove the overage from inventory but the credit was done at ZERO cost so the inventory should have been corrected but we have a credit for $0 in Quickbooks which should have been for the original invoice amount to cancel it out.
Since the two transactions aren't for the same amount, if I delete the invoice from Quickbooks, will it then increase the inventory dollars in Quickbooks making inventory look inflated?
Thanks again for the help and I appreciate the links you sent.
Not sure if my previous response got posted.
The specific issue we have is this:
We received an incorrect quantity in Fishbowl. We contacted Fishbowl support and they did a credit to remove the incorrect amount. The invoice for the incorrect quantity was approximately $12,000 which would have added to our inventory numbers. The credit that support did was for the inventory but at $0 which wouldn't have effected our inventory dollar amount.
Since the invoice is sitting in QuickBooks at $12,000, and the credit is sitting at $0, the credit won't cancel out the inventory dollars for the invoice. If we delete the invoice, will the $12,000 be removed from the inventory dollars in Quickbooks?
Hello, JeffGuldenschuh.
Thanks for providing additional information about the issue.
Yes, you may delete the $12,000 invoice which is incorrectly added to your QuickBooks account. Here's how to do it:
You may also consider reaching out to Fishbowl support if they can delete the invoice for the incorrect quantity.
Here are some inventory related articles you can read for future reference:
Tag me in a comment below if you need more help.
GlinetteC
I know how to delete an invoice, I want to know how deleting that invoice in Quickbooks will affect the inventory dollar number.
Allow me to step in and help clear things out about deleting an invoice, JeffGuldenschuh.
When you say 'inventory dollar number', are you referring to the sales price or cost of the item? If so, deleting the invoice won't affect the price.
Once you delete an invoice, QuickBooks will put back the quantity on hand. Hence, your inventory will increase.
If you're referring to something else, please click the Reply button below. Then, share more details about the inventory dollar number.
I'm adding these articles for your additional guide while managing inventories in QuickBooks.
I'll keep this post while waiting for your response. Thank you and have a great day ahead!
I am specifically looking to see how deleting an invoice will affect the GL account for Inventory. We don't track our inventory in QuickBooks so only the GL account dollars are my concern.
Thanks for adding clarifications about your concern, JeffGuldenschuh.
Let's get this straightened out.
When deleting a transaction in QuickBooks Desktop like invoice, this will completely be removed from your books, and will no longer appear on any reports or in any accounts in your General Ledger. Whereas, if you choose voiding it will allow you to still have record of your invoice but it will not affect your account balances.
For tips and related articles in the future about the "How Do I" steps in QuickBooks Desktop, visit our QuickBooks Community help website for reference.
Reach out to me with whatever questions you may have about QuickBooks or Bank feeds. I’m more than happy here to assist you further. Have a good one.
I am specifically looking to see how deleting an invoice will affect the GL account for Inventory. We don't track our inventory in QuickBooks so only the GL account dollars are my concern.
You have clicked a link to a site outside of the QuickBooks or ProFile Communities. By clicking "Continue", you will leave the community and be taken to that site instead.
For more information visit our Security Center or to report suspicious websites you can contact us here