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JJ PLUMBING
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New on this, I will receive a 1099-NEC , do I need to create a sales receipt or invoice every time that I get pay?

 
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Giovann_G
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New on this, I will receive a 1099-NEC , do I need to create a sales receipt or invoice every time that I get pay?

Hello there, JJ PLUMBING.

 

Thank you for posting on the Community.

 

Yes, you'll need to create a sales receipt or invoice to track your record. There are two types of accounting methods: cash and accrual basis. You can create an invoice for accrual and sales receipt for cash basis transactions. Take note that you can consult your accountant for the transaction fit for you. I'll show you how to create those transactions.

 

These are the steps for sales receipt:

 

1. Click the + New icon.

2. Select Sales receipt.

3. Select the customer from the Customer dropdown. Click Add a new if not yet set up.

4. Enter the sales information, such as the payment method.

5. Enter line items for products and services you sold.

6. Click Save and send once you're done.

 

Here's how to create an invoice:

 

1. Select + New icon.

2. Click on Invoice.

3. From the Customer dropdown, select a customer. Click Add a new if not yet set up.

4. Enter the Invoice date, Terms, and Due date.

5. Enter line items for products and services.

6. Enter a quantity, rate, and change amount if needed.

7. When you're ready, click Save and close.

 

I'll include this article if you need to record invoice payments in QuickBooks Online.

 

Stay in touch if you have more questions about your account. I'll be right here to help.

 

 

 

 

 

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Giovann_G
Moderator

New on this, I will receive a 1099-NEC , do I need to create a sales receipt or invoice every time that I get pay?

Hello there, JJ PLUMBING.

 

Thank you for posting on the Community.

 

Yes, you'll need to create a sales receipt or invoice to track your record. There are two types of accounting methods: cash and accrual basis. You can create an invoice for accrual and sales receipt for cash basis transactions. Take note that you can consult your accountant for the transaction fit for you. I'll show you how to create those transactions.

 

These are the steps for sales receipt:

 

1. Click the + New icon.

2. Select Sales receipt.

3. Select the customer from the Customer dropdown. Click Add a new if not yet set up.

4. Enter the sales information, such as the payment method.

5. Enter line items for products and services you sold.

6. Click Save and send once you're done.

 

Here's how to create an invoice:

 

1. Select + New icon.

2. Click on Invoice.

3. From the Customer dropdown, select a customer. Click Add a new if not yet set up.

4. Enter the Invoice date, Terms, and Due date.

5. Enter line items for products and services.

6. Enter a quantity, rate, and change amount if needed.

7. When you're ready, click Save and close.

 

I'll include this article if you need to record invoice payments in QuickBooks Online.

 

Stay in touch if you have more questions about your account. I'll be right here to help.

 

 

 

 

 

JJ PLUMBING
Level 1

New on this, I will receive a 1099-NEC , do I need to create a sales receipt or invoice every time that I get pay?

Thanks so much for the help, another question , when is time to file mi income tax how I properly register the 1099-NEC on my books , my main concern is do something wrong and ending up with double income amount.  When reporting the 1099 do I need to remove the  invoices payments in my report?

Catherine_B
QuickBooks Team

New on this, I will receive a 1099-NEC , do I need to create a sales receipt or invoice every time that I get pay?

Hi JJ PLUMBING, 

 

I'd like to route you to the IRS and your state so they can give you the right way on how to take into account your 1099 NEC. They also consider the company type you have. Once you correctly record your income, it won't create duplicates in your books. I'd still recommend also reach out to an accountant as suggested by my colleague. 

 

I've attached these links on how QuickBooks handles taxes: 

 

Always know the Community is available 24/7. You can always post your questions here if you need anything else. Take care!

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