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Hello,
I am wondering what the recommendations are on how to handle processing customer payments after an initial invoice has been sent if they choose to pay by credit card. Do you adjust the original invoice and add the additional line item even though the invoice has already been sent? Thank you!
You don't have to adjust the original invoice, @PhoenixLisah.
Just make sure when you made the deposit, enter the amount fee as a negative value in the next line item. Let me show you how,
In your QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT):
Then to deposit the payment:
I also recommend reaching out to your accountant if you're unsure of how to record this. This way, you'll be guided accordingly on recording this.
Then, in case you want to learn how to remove a credit from an invoice, here's an article you can read for the details: Remove or Unapply a Credit from an Invoice or Bill.
As always, reach out to us if you need further assistant with your QBDT. I'm always here to help.
Would you recommend adding the credit card fee to every invoice when it goes out, or just manually calculating the additional % when receiving payments over the phone?
Thank you for the quick reply, @PhoenixLisah.
Every business has unique needs. You have the option to add the credit card fee to every invoice or just manually calculate the fee when receiving the payments. Whatever the process is, be sure to inform your customer.
To create an item for the fee:
Once completed, select that item created if you want to add the fee to your invoices.
Drop a comment below if you have any other questions. I'm always here available to help. Have a great day!
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