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We want to leave our released financial statements unchanged but have a receivable (and sale) from the closed period that need to be eliminated.
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Disregard @DebSheenD 's advice. It makes no sense in your situation.
Presumably, your business uses accrual basis accounting. If that's the case, create a credit memo (New > Customers > Credit Memo) that reverses the invoice (contains the same Products/Services) and then apply it to the invoice from the closed period. That will keep the original invoice in the closed period and reverse it in the current period.
Hi there, WSpit99.
I'd be glad to help you apply a credit to an invoice in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
I've listed the step-by-step process on how to apply a credit to a paid invoice below:
Here's how:
Once done, apply the credit to close the invoice.
You can also use the steps outlined in this article as your reference: Create and apply credit memos or delayed credits in QuickBooks Online
You can always access the Balance Sheet report to review the balance in AR by going to the Reports tab. Then select the amount listed for the Accounts Receivable account and customize it to show the specific details.
Additionally, feel free to visit our Help articles page if you have other QuickBooks concerns, such as setting up advanced reports, online banking, managing reconciliation, transactions, import and export data lists, etc.
Feel free to leave a comment below if you have additional questions. I'd be happy to answer them for you. Have a good one.
Disregard @DebSheenD 's advice. It makes no sense in your situation.
Presumably, your business uses accrual basis accounting. If that's the case, create a credit memo (New > Customers > Credit Memo) that reverses the invoice (contains the same Products/Services) and then apply it to the invoice from the closed period. That will keep the original invoice in the closed period and reverse it in the current period.
Hi again, Rainflurry.
I appreciate you for always sharing your knowledge about QuickBooks. This will definitely help other users as well in the future. Please keep on posting here in the Community.
Keep safe and have a great rest of the day.
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