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Dear,
Good Afternoon
I need accounting suggestions.
I have one customer who pays us by cash locally which need to return when there foreign headquarters office transfer the all outstanding. How can I book this and maintain one statement for the customer? Now I have to make two outstanding statements. One is for a local office where cash is deducted. And another is where cash not deducted to show full outstanding to their foreign office.
Thanks
Towhid
You can utilize the sub-customer feature in QuickBooks Online (QBO), @towhidctg. With this, you can book your transactions accordingly and maintain a single statement for your customer and their foreign headquarters office.
Here are some reasons you'll create sub-customers:
The above-mentioned feature will allow you to do a detailed tracking of your transactions for each of your customers. Then, you can properly account for their payment based on real-life happenings.
To effectively manage your local and foreign customers, you need to create a parent (top-level) customer. Then, you'll have to add both of them as a sub-customer. This will let you combine all of their transactions and can transfer payments that you'll receive.
Here's how to create a sub-customer:
I've attached a screenshot below that shows the last three steps.
After creating all the necessary transactions, you can pull up the Transaction List by Customer report. This way, you can monitor your income and expenses that are grouped by customer. Just go to the Sales and customer section in the Report menu's Standard tab. Then, you can customize the said report to focus on the details that matter most to you. For the detailed steps, you can refer to this article: Customize reports in QuickBooks Online.
Please let me know if you have other concerns. I'm just around to help. Take care always.
THEN WHEN I RETURN THEIR CASH MONEY THAT ONE HOW TO BOOKED?
Glad to have you back, towhidctg.
You can use the Refund receipt feature to record your customer's return cash money in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
Below are the instructions on how to do it:
Find out more about the different ways of recording a customer refund in QBO through the following articles:
In case you encounter customer overpayments in the future, you might want to keep this article handy: Handle a customer credit or overpayment in QuickBooks Online.
Get back to me if you need help with something else. I'd be happy to assist. Enjoy the rest of the day!
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