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@Curtisague Welcome to the thread.
I'm sorry to hear that you've had such a bad experience, I can help take care of you.
Credit card refunds don't require a call to payments support, this action can be done from QuickBooks to keep your books in order.
Here are steps on how to process the refund: Refund a credit card payment in QuickBooks Online
Let me know if you have additional questions. Stay safe!
Hello,
I am on the same situation and QBO help has not been of help at all.
My supplier charged my credit card with 402.48 then refunded me on the same credit card with 0.07 since the bill was for 402.41.
I have two banking transactions, same BF supplier, done on the same credit card:
One for 402.48 SPENT
One for 0.07 RECEIVED
This is what I have done in QBO:
1. Created a bill for 402.41 for supplier BF
2. Made a payment of 402.48 on that bill of 402.41 - so that I can match it to the 402.48 from my banking downloaded transactions
2.a The payment of 402.48 was applied to the invoice but I got this message "This transaction will create an additional credit in the amount of $0.07", this means that the supplier will owe me 0.07, that is fine.
3. Created a credit card credit where the Payee is my BF supplier, Bank Credit Account is the same credit card BF supplier took those 402.48 from, Category on the Category Details is the same I used on my invoice, Sales Tax is the same Tax from my invoice and Amount is 0.07
4. Matched the 0.07 from my banking transactions to the credit card credit from step 3 - This should balance off everything and my supplier should owe me zero, however when I go to Expenses > Suppliers I see -0.07 as an open balance, meaning that BF still owes me 0.07
I am very lost.
Hi @jesusrendon,
Thank you for sharing a detailed explanation of the steps you've taken so far. Allow me to clear things up for you.
Everything you mentioned above appears to be in order. For Step 3 though, instead of using the same account you used on the bill transaction, use Accounts Payable instead. This will offset the negative amount showing up on the vendor's balance.
On the other hand, take a look at this article for the steps on how to enter a customer's credit card payment: Refund a credit card payment in QuickBooks Online. You'll also find notes about the process, as well as a short description of how fees are charged on credit card refunds.
Let me know if you have other questions by leaving a comment below. I'll be sure to get back to you.
This worked for me.....
https://fitsmallbusiness.com/credit-card-refund-quickbooks-online/
This works if you do the refund in the same calendar year. For businesses that require deposits for events that are sometimes held a year or more later, this is not really helpful. For example, I had someone pay in full for a service that was to be provided. However, Covid happened and they had to cancel, so I issued a partial refund. The problem is that I already paid taxes on the amount I received, and then actually had to issue a refund for that taxed amount this year. If quickbooks added a refund option for product/services it would make things a lot better for those who are self-employed and tracking everything themselves.
Thank you!!!!! It took me forever to figure this out!!
Hello,
I used the process posted to creat a credit memo and to refund it - which brings the account as paid in full and refunded in full. My issue is it is a credit card charge back - by doing this process I end up with a zero balance on the customers account. It should show that they owe the amount of the chargeback?
Any ideas?
Thank you,
RC
Hope you're doing well today, @RECaaj3. You can create a credit memo to record a chargeback transaction for your customer.
Here's how:
Then, create an invoice and link the credit memo you've created. Here's how
You can also check out this article to learn more about recording a vendor refund in QuickBooks.
For future reference, Follow this article in case you need some easy steps in receiving invoice payments in QuickBooks Online.
Let me know if there’s anything else you need. We're always around here to help in any way we can.
Hi, thank you for explaining that, but I have 2 refunds from the same vendor twice in two weeks, and every time I try to do the second credit it appears the first credit. I added a second line and put there the amount and all categories for second refund, but is no matching my refund on my card, please help me!
Thanks for joining the thread, @Dulce17.
I'd like to assist you and ensure that the vendor credit appears in QuickBooks Online.
We'll try to resolve the issue by performing the troubleshooting method and clearing the cache. So we can see if there's trouble running on the browser that you're currently using.
Follow these steps below:
• Google Chrome: press Ctrl + Shift + N
• Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge: press Ctrl + Shift + P
• Safari: press Command + Shift + N
These will help your browser to perform seamlessly.
If everything is fine, I've got you this article for more information about the refund process to a different scenario: How do I handle supplier credits and refunds in QuickBooks Online.
QuickBooks provides you with access to every vendor's records, allowing you to edit and view the status of their transactions. Want to manage your vendors transactions? Grab this article for your guide: View vendor transactions.
Additionally, you can also run a Transaction List by Date report to get all money paid to a vendor for the year. Hop in this link for more ideas how to do it: Run report with vendor totals.
I'll lend my ears if you have other concerns regarding your vendor credit and other entries in QuickBooks Online. I'll make sure to work something out for you.
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where is this mythical "plus button in the top right" on quickbooks online?
Hello there, alinhos.
I'll ensure you'll get back to work by sharing some information regarding the + New icon in QuickBooks and providing you with how we can find it.
In QuickBooks Online (QBO), we can locate the +New icon at the top-left corner of your main menu. Please refer to the screenshot below:
However, if the option is unavailable on your end, I'd recommend clearing your browser's cache and cookies or using a different supported browser.
Please know that you can always get back to me if you have other questions about QuickBooks. I'm always here to help. Take care.
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