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Kris Danzig
Level 1

Partial Refund

I have a customer that paid a full deposit on a rental. They then wanted to only have half of it charged to their credit card now. How do I get this to show on the customer invoice. I can do the payment (full amount) and a refund ( payment and refund are on different banking statements so need them both to show in deposits). But can not get how to have it reflect on the customer invoice so the customer can see it. 

 

Thank you

4 Comments 4
Rustler
Level 15

Partial Refund

QBO does not have the option to show multiple payment methods on a receipt

Why would you do a refund to start with?

 

Kris Danzig
Level 1

Partial Refund

The customer paid by credit card. So the initial payment (full amount) showed on one bank statement. The customer now wants to hold off on the final payment until check in date. So we need to refund half. But want a way so the customer and the person who checks them in sees that there is an outstanding balance. 

 

linda941
Level 1

Partial Refund

I charged one of our dealers retail price so I need to make a partial refund.  How do I do that?

RCV
QuickBooks Team
QuickBooks Team

Partial Refund

Thanks for checking in with us, linda941. 

 

There are different ways to record a customer refund in QuickBooks Online. The steps may differ depending on your scenario. You can create one of the following:

  • Credit Memo- you can use it as payment for other invoices of the customer.
  • Refund Receipt - this a reimbursement to the customer for the returned items.
  • Check - this will reduce your bank's balance and offset the customer's open credits.

We don't have to mess with the completed transaction. What we can do is to pay the customer/dealer and use your refund income account as the expense for the payment. Just issue a Refund Receipt for the disputed amount. Here's how:

  1. Click the Plus (+) icon and select Refund Receipt.
  2. Select the customer who is disputing the transaction at the top, and enter a Product/Service that you'll be refunding from (thus reducing the Income from the disputed invoice).
  3. If ACH payments are enabled, be sure to pick the correct refund account and payment type before continuing.
  4. Press Save and close.

This process is also covered in our tutorial on Refund Receipts here. You can also browse the Refund a customer for open credit, prepayment, or overpayment section in the Record a Customer Refund article.

 

Feel free to visit our Invoices and payments page for more insights about managing your invoices in QuickBooks. 

 

I'd like to know how you get on after trying the steps, as I want to ensure this is resolved for you. Please reply to this post and I'll get back to you. Take care always.

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