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Buy nowHello, We gave a rent concession to a tenant due to a major plumbing issue in November. The tenant chose to stay in the home during the few days it took to get things back up and running vs taking our offer for a hotel. We gave a one-time rent concession for a portion of December's rent. I'm trying to figure out how to document this within QuickBooks. Any thoughts would be appreciated. I haven't been able to locate any suggestions on Google or in this form. Thanks
It's great to see you here in the Community, Halie.
I understand the importance of creating accurate records necessary for your business. I would be happy to assist you through the proper steps.
First, you will want to create a non-inventory or a service item:
Once done, you can record an invoice for your tenant's rent including the rent concession:
To have QuickBooks automatically process your customer payments in the future and categorize them into the correct accounts, you can visit this article for reference: Record invoice payments in QuickBooks Online.
We are always eager to help you in the best way. I'll be in the comment section if you have any more concerns. Have a great one, Halie.
You can create a credit memo for the amount of the concession and apply that to the invoice along with the tenant payment to equal the full amount of rent due or, as mentioned, add the concession to the invoice as a negative amount to reduce the amount due. Either way will work.
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