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Hi there, kgar.
You can record the merchant fees separately in QuickBooks. To do so, create an expense account to track the fees and create cheques to enter these them. Once done, you can easily match these cheques to the actual fees when transactions are downloaded.
Please always consider on posting here again if you need anything else.
Hello, sorry to ask stupid questions, and my english, I am german.
When I am preparing my VAT return (cash accounting) , I post for every month:
Worldpay Internet Sales to Undeposited Funds Worldpay
and
Merchant fee Worldpay to Natwest Bank.
I kmow that for the 1: posting, I need to reconcile later and for the fees no more reconcilation necessary, but I am asking myself is this correct. shouldn t I record.
Merchant fees to Undeposited Funds Worldpay?
Still dont know what to do with the money which is sometimes hold back from Worldpay for futures chargebacks, and later paid out with another batch transfer. Maybe Worldpay Sales to Worldpay deposit acccount, but what to do with VAT?
sorry as well for my english
thanks
Hello again, @kgar.
To add the credit card processing fee on your invoice, you'll just need to add another line on the transactions field so you can enter the details and amount.
Let me walk you through the steps:
However, if you're using the merchant services when processing payments for invoices, being able to add the credit card processing fee for your customer's invoice isn't applicable. This is because the credit card processing fees are charged every time you do a transaction.
As for the VAT, I highly suggest consulting your accountant or accounting professional for guidance. Your accountant can provide more expert advice in dealing with this concern.
If you have more questions about this concern, just leave a comment below. I'm always here to help. Take care!
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