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Buy nowA client uses another software for payment processing. When customers pay and funds are deposited, the deposited amount does not equal the customer invoice due to a per transaction fee deducted from the payment by the other software.
All customer payments made with through this software have a % fee deducted and therefore no payments match.
What is the best way to match the payments to the customer invoices in this situation?
Welcome to the Community, @EnaWM. Let me help you match the customer payments and invoices in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
The service charge or fees must be manually added to the invoices in order to match it to the customer's payment.
Please follow the steps listed below to add a service charge to an invoice transaction:
Step 1: Create a service charge item.
Step 2: Add a service charge to invoices.
If you added the service charge to a deposit transaction, you can follow the procedure in this article: Enter a bank service fee while using a third-party merchant service.
I've also included the following resource, which you can read for your upcoming task about assessing your accounts in QuickBooks Online: Reconcile an account in QuickBooks Online.
If you have other QuickBooks-related concerns, please don't hesitate to visit us again in the Community. We'd love to help you again. Stay safe, and have a great day ahead!
This service charge isn't something charged to the customer, but rather a service charge to my client for using a 3rd party payment processing software. It comes directly off any payments collected from customers but it doesn't seem appropriate to adjust customer invoices to include a service charge that is actually an expense to my client.
Is there any other way to handle this?
Thanks for explaining it further, @EnaWM. We're glad to help you handle the service fee that has been charged to your client and record the payment in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
We understand the importance of keeping track of the payments and other transactions in QBO to ensure the accuracy of your books. In this case, we recommend recording the invoice and payment without bank fees first and then creating a deposit from that payment, where you can deduct the bank fees. We'll show you the process below:
To record the invoice and payment:
After that, we can create a deposit to combine transactions in QuickBooks. See the steps below:
Please check this article for reference: Record and make bank deposits in QuickBooks Online.
If you would like to reconcile your account, here are a few additional articles to help you accomplish a successful reconciliation:
Please let me know in the comment section for more details about managing bank deposits or any other QuickBooks-related concerns. We'll always be here to assist you. Take care always, @EnaWM!
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