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Buy nowThe balance in client's undeposited funds account is too high. I found that a deposit from a previous month had been deleted; it was payments made through QuickBooks Payments and the system recorded it. I found that the amount of the deposit had been credited to Sales account on a bank deposit in the month after the deletion. The individual customer account balances do reflect the payments; A/R balance is correct and bank account reconciled.
I need to move the total amount of that deposit out of the Undeposited Funds account and offset the incorrect posting to Sales account. I posted a journal entry to adjust the balances of Undeposited Funds and Sales, but now when I try to create a new deposit, there is a negative amount showing there to select. I am thinking I need to make this deposit Zero, but what do I post on the deposit as the off-set?
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Recreate the deposit and include the payments in it. Then delete the incorrect deposit.
Or, edit the existing deposit, remove any detail there, and then add the payments to it.
Recreate the deposit and include the payments in it. Then delete the incorrect deposit.
Or, edit the existing deposit, remove any detail there, and then add the payments to it.
That is exactly what I did. Thank you.
How do I edit the undeposited amount
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