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Join nowI've been creating a bill for the contractors I will need to pay. When I pay the with DD, it creates an expense to offset their balance to zero and marks the bill as paid. However, when I'm going through my banking transactions, if I try to match the transaction to the bill, it offsets the vendor balance. Should I not be matching the transaction since the bill is being marked as paid?
Hello, @raescarb.
Thanks for posting your question here. I'd be glad to provide info with matching the transaction if the bill is marked as paid.
Before going into detail, I'd like to ask if you're creating a vendor direct deposit? Also, I'd reach out to your accountant to ensure that your books are accurate.
If so, when creating a contractors' direct deposit payment, you'll need to write a check on the contractor you would like to pay and select the Pay by Direct deposit option. In this case, you can double-check your transactions and delete the bill.
Although, if you wish to recreate the transactions, you may follow the steps below:
For more information about Direct Deposit, here's a detailed article you can refer to: Contractor direct deposit
That's it. Let me know if the information above does the trick. Have a safe and productive rest of your week!
In some cases they are being paid by direct deposit, in others they get paper checks. The balance wasn't off until after the expense was matched to the bill after the fact. If the bill is being marked as paid when it is being paid with direct deposit, should the transaction not be matched but just added in that case?
Thank you for the response, @raescarb.
After creating a direct deposit for the vendor and marking it as paid, you should match the Direct Deposit to the expense that was created. However, if the bill is paid through a check, then you can match it to the bill.
For more insights about creating contractors' direct deposit, please check out this article: Contractor direct deposit.
Let us know if there's anything that I can assist. I'm always here to help. Have a wonderful day!
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