A warm welcome to the QuickBooks Community, @Juanid007.
I can help you record a vendor refund in QuickBooks Online (QBO) to account for the defective products from your suppliers.
If you enter bills to track your expenses, you can prepare a Vendor Credit. Moving forward, you can apply this vendor credit toward any open or future bill from a specific supplier. You can follow these steps:
- In your QBO account, select + New.
- Select Vendor credit.
- In the Vendor ▼ dropdown, select the supplier.
- Enter the Item details. These are the products you’re getting credit for.
- When you choose an inventory item, QBO will put it back into inventory. Since the items from your suppliers are defective, create an inventory adjustment to resolve this.
- Click on Save and close.
However, if you record expenses or write checks instead of bills, here's how you can record the vendor refund:
- Ensure that you have created the initial expense or check in QuickBooks and assigned a Category/Account.
- Go to the + New button and then Bank Deposit.
- Go to the Add funds to this deposit section:
- Enter the amount refunded by your supplier and choose the Category/Account you selected on the initial expense or check.
In QBO, you can save time tracking and recording receipts from your supplier by uploading a receipt, adding it to an account, and matching it to an existing transaction. Here's an article to learn more about this: Upload your receipts to QuickBooks Online.
You're always welcome in the Community if you need further assistance recording vendor refunds in QBO. We're committed to offering ongoing support. Take care.