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Hi,
The customer wants to cancel the order and I have explained there is a restocking fee of 20% he has agreed to pay for the restocking fee.
I'm just a bit confused about the final total charge to the customer. I have created an "other charge" item called "Restocking fee" and set it up in the chart of account as income.
The Subtotal of the items is: $610.75
The Restocking fee is: 20% ($122.15)
Is the customer paying only the $122.15 or $488.60 ?
If the customer didn't pay the invoice, then the charge is $122.15 (20% restocking charge on the $610.75 worth of items being restocked). If the customer paid the invoice, then your refund to them would be $488.60 ($610.75 total paid minus the $122.15 restocking fee).
The customer will only pay the restocking fee, Eve2019. I'll provide more information on this.
To better assist you, could you please let me know if you have already created a sales order in your QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) account? If yes, you can convert the Restocking fee item to an invoice for the customer to pay.
Here's how:
Meanwhile, if you did not create a sales order, you can manually issue an invoice to your customer, please follow these steps:
Moreover, when a customer pays you the invoice, you need to record the payment in QuickBooks.
I'll be around If you still have questions about handling your invoices. Tag me by leaving a comment below and I'll follow up to get back to you
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