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Buy nowI ran an aging and found many credits on May 24th. Looking closer I found these as unapplied payments under "credits". In banking transactions I found those exact payments matched to invoices (one payament paid multiple invoices). So I have paid invoices and matching unapplied payment credits. I don't know how I managed that and I don't know how to fix it.
Good day, @Stincil. Let me share info about handling unapplied payments in QuickBooks Online.
Unapplied payments are funds received from customers that haven’t been assigned to any sales forms. In other words, you’ve received the money but haven’t recorded it on a sales form.
Here are other reasons for seeing unapplied cash payments:
If these are actual customer credits, you can apply them towards any open invoices. Doing this will clear them and reduce your customer balances.
I also recommend consulting with your accountant to verify that your records are accurate. They can offer additional advice on managing unapplied payments in the system.
Moreover, you can check these resources for additional reference about unapplied payments:
If you have further questions about handling unapplied payments, just add them to the thread. I'll be here to help.
None of that helped. I'll ask our accountant. Thanks.
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