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radar-9628
Level 3

I forgot to apply Paypal CC fee when I received payment on customer invoice

I charged $27 for a program and Paypal charged a percentage in fees. When I entered the customer payment (for 25 different customers) I forgot to deduct the Paypal fee in the customer payment screen. How do I fix this problem?

Thank you.

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Best answer December 09, 2021

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CharleneMaeF
QuickBooks Team

I forgot to apply Paypal CC fee when I received payment on customer invoice

Thanks for updating us on this, radar-9628. I know it can be challenging when the image is different on your end. I'm here to assist you with that.

 

QuickBooks groups payments automatically in the Undeposited Funds account to make them available for deposit later. This is why it shows Where do payments from customers go? on your screen. To fix this, let's turn off the preference for grouping payments.

 

Here's how:

 

  1. Go to the Edit menu and then select Preferences.

  2. Choose the Payments tab, then click Company Preferences.

  3. On the Receive Payments section, uncheck all the boxes.

  4. Once done, click OK.

 

Then, delete the deposit you've created. I'll show you how:

 

  1. Go to the Reports menu and then select Banking.
  2. Choose the Deposit Detail report. 
  3. Find and open the deposit you want to delete.
  4. In the Make Deposits window, you'll see all the payments included on the deposit. 
  5. Right-click in the window and then select Delete deposit
  6. Click OK to confirm.

 

After that, I'd recommend recording the payment. Please make sure it is deposited to the Undeposited Funds account. 

 

Once done, you can now create a new deposit and add the fee. To do this, I'd suggest following the steps shared by my colleague, Rasa-LilaM. 

 

Additionally, I've included an article that'll help you easily keep track of your sales and expenses. This ensures you can focus on the information that matters most to your business: Customize Customer, Job, and Sales Reports.

 

Please keep me posted on your progress in recording the PayPal fee in the program, radar-9628. It's always my priority to ensure your record is accurate.

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Rasa-LilaM
QuickBooks Team

I forgot to apply Paypal CC fee when I received payment on customer invoice

Thanks for visiting the Community today, radar-9628.


I’m here to help and guide you on how to properly handle your Paypal credit card fee in QuickBooks Desktop (QBBDT). Let’s add the mentioned item in the deposit detail to track it.


Here’s how:

 

  1. In your company file, tap the Banking menu at the top bar and pick Make Deposits.
  2. In the Payments to Deposit screen, choose the entry you’re working on and click OK.
  3. This action will show the deposit details.
  4. Go to the From Account column and key in the category you wish to assign to your Paypal fee.
  5. Navigate to the Amount column and enter a negative figure in the Amount field.
  6. Click Save & Close.

 

Here’s an article that provides detailed information that tackles the following task: Record and make bank deposits in QuickBooks Desktop. It contains instructions on how to put payments into the Undeposited Funds, manage your bank deposits, etc.

 

In addition, this link contains topics and resources that will guide you on how to handle any customer-related activities such as receiving payments, customizing sales forms, refunds, and credits: Sales and customers. 


Feel free to drop a comment if you still need assistance managing your fees and other QuickBooks transactions. I’ll be around to help and make sure this is taken care of for you.

radar-9628
Level 3

I forgot to apply Paypal CC fee when I received payment on customer invoice

I am following your instructions but do not see what you are expecting me to see.

Regarding:

  1. In your company file, tap the Banking menu at the top bar and pick Make Deposits. (After I click Make Deposits, this is what I see: https://www.screencast.com/t/LoD5QbSU2O3u .  This is not the 'Payments to Deposit' screen mentioned in your step #2. As I said, I am trying to record a Paypal merchant fee against the customer payment made.)
  2. In the Payments to Deposit screen, choose the entry you’re working on and click OK.  (There are no entries on the screen mentioned above.)
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radar-9628
Level 3

I forgot to apply Paypal CC fee when I received payment on customer invoice

Also - I mistakenly recorded the deposits for these customers before the income actually appeared on a bank statement. Given that situation, there are no payments that are unrecorded. The associated Paypal fees are what are unrecorded. Does that make sense?

Adrian_A
Moderator

I forgot to apply Paypal CC fee when I received payment on customer invoice

Thank you for the additional information, radar-9628.

 

Since you've already recorded the deposits, you'll have to open them and manually add the fee as expense. This way, the system will recognize the PayPal fees.

 

Here's how:

 

  1. From the Customers menu, select Customer Center.
  2. Select the customer.
  3. Locate and select the deposit.
  4. Add another line for the bank fee.
  5. Click Save & Close.

 

Do the same steps for the other customers.

 

Feel free to check this article for the detailed information in managing deposits: Manage your bank deposits.

 

I'll be around whenever help is needed. Stay safe!

radar-9628
Level 3

I forgot to apply Paypal CC fee when I received payment on customer invoice

Here is what happens for me: https://www.screencast.com/t/4YjSv27CHWP

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SarahannC
Moderator

I forgot to apply Paypal CC fee when I received payment on customer invoice

Hello there, radar-9628.

 

Thanks for getting back to us, and providing a screenshot for additional reference.

 

Since the invoice payment has been applied already, we can correct the deposited transaction you've made before. You can run the Deposit Detail report to easily find the transaction you'll have to delete. Here's an article for the detailed steps: Delete a bank deposit.

 

This time let's make sure to include the PayPal fee. 

 

When recording a received payment, make sure it is posted to Undeposited Funds.

 

If you're done with this process, you can create a new deposit by selecting the item. Still, you can follow the steps shared by my colleague Rasa-LilaM. 

 

From there, you can add another line item as a negative amount for the PayPal CC fee. This will apply to your customer invoice. 

 

 

As another option, you can create a journal entry for this situation. If you consider this process, make sure to consult your accountant to guide you further the correct way and what account should the amount be posted. 

 

If you're searching more resources, you can check these articles for more information:

 

 

 Please let me know how it goes or if I can be of additional assistance by leaving a comment below. Stay safe, radar-9628.

radar-9628
Level 3

I forgot to apply Paypal CC fee when I received payment on customer invoice

I ran the Deposit Detail report and I see Undeposited Funds and also Merchant fees for the customers in question.

There are no Undeposited funds when I ran the Undeposited Funds report per your instructions.

Your image of the Customer Payment screen: https://www.screencast.com/t/Df9C1RVc - does not match mine.

This is what I see in comparison: https://www.screencast.com/t/sF76Dg11wjfa

I don't have the option to 'make sure it is posted to Undeposited Funds' in this screen'.

I got lost in the 'Delete a bank deposit' link you supplied.

I don't issue Sales receipts.

I'm having trouble following your written instructions.

 

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CharleneMaeF
QuickBooks Team

I forgot to apply Paypal CC fee when I received payment on customer invoice

Thanks for updating us on this, radar-9628. I know it can be challenging when the image is different on your end. I'm here to assist you with that.

 

QuickBooks groups payments automatically in the Undeposited Funds account to make them available for deposit later. This is why it shows Where do payments from customers go? on your screen. To fix this, let's turn off the preference for grouping payments.

 

Here's how:

 

  1. Go to the Edit menu and then select Preferences.

  2. Choose the Payments tab, then click Company Preferences.

  3. On the Receive Payments section, uncheck all the boxes.

  4. Once done, click OK.

 

Then, delete the deposit you've created. I'll show you how:

 

  1. Go to the Reports menu and then select Banking.
  2. Choose the Deposit Detail report. 
  3. Find and open the deposit you want to delete.
  4. In the Make Deposits window, you'll see all the payments included on the deposit. 
  5. Right-click in the window and then select Delete deposit
  6. Click OK to confirm.

 

After that, I'd recommend recording the payment. Please make sure it is deposited to the Undeposited Funds account. 

 

Once done, you can now create a new deposit and add the fee. To do this, I'd suggest following the steps shared by my colleague, Rasa-LilaM. 

 

Additionally, I've included an article that'll help you easily keep track of your sales and expenses. This ensures you can focus on the information that matters most to your business: Customize Customer, Job, and Sales Reports.

 

Please keep me posted on your progress in recording the PayPal fee in the program, radar-9628. It's always my priority to ensure your record is accurate.

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