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I'm here to share details about connecting Stripe to QuickBooks Self-Employed (QBSE), @hello181.
For the time being, the option to connect Stripe to QBSE isn't available. The system can solely link bank, credit card, and PayPal accounts through the online banking feature. However, you can manually import your transactions using a CSV file to keep your financial data updated.
To import, here's how:
Once imported, review your transactions in the Transactions menu. Doing so will let QBSE puts your transactions on the correct line of your Schedule C. Then, organizes your income and expenses. For the detailed steps, I'd recommend checking out this article: Categorize transactions in QuickBooks Self-Employed.
In keeping with this, I'm also adding this article to know more info on Schedule C categories and how they show up on your financial reports: Schedule C and expense categories in QuickBooks Self-Employed.
Keep me posted on how it goes. If you have other concerns about managing Stripe transactions in QBSE, please don't hesitate to drop a comment below. I'll gladly help. Take care always, @hello181.
Thanks for your help with this! Do you know if there is a way to create invoices in foreign currencies? This is why I was asking about Stripe. I have clients in Asia that I need to invoice in their local currency, and then Stripe converts it to USD before depositing it into my bank account. Is this possible in QB?
Utilize this app to create invoices in multicurrency and accepting payments by Stripe. You can create up to 1000 invoices for free a year.
If you decide switching to QB Online Essential or higher plan to integrate with that app, you will need a connector.
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I import stripe transactions but they duplicate the income because they are received on stripe and then on the bank account, but since there's fees in between, the income doesn't match from stripe to the bank and it ends up duplicating
ex.
Stripe receives 1000, fees -200
Bank receives 800 (already synced with QBO)
Importing the stripe balance it shows a total Income of stripe + bank balance: 1800
when it should be just 1000 - 200 in fees = 800 total
Is there any way I can tidy the actual income and fees from stripe and the amount received in the bank account from stripe?
Thanks for joining the thread, SchlundVictory. I can help you in removing duplicate transactions in QuickBooks Self-Employed (QBSE).
To resolve this, you can exclude the transactions from the bank account. Here's how:
After that, proceed in splitting the transaction by amount. You can record the -200 as an income. To do that:
Also, each time you put transactions into QBSE, you need to categorize them. This will let the system place them on the correct line of your Schedule C form. You can refer to this article for the complete details: Categorize transactions in QuickBooks Self-Employed.
Let me know if you have other banking concerns or inquiries about managing your self-employed transactions. I'm just around to help. Take care always.
Consider having a 3rd party connector app to reconcile Stripe transactions into QBO.
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