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Hi there, @AppleLa2. I got your back in marking the invoice as paid in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
You'll have to use the Receive Payment feature and enter the invoice full amount to mark it as paid. Let me guide you how:
For more information on marking the invoice as paid in QBO, feel free to visit this article: Record invoice payments in QuickBooks Online.
Getting a list of your customers’ outstanding balances will help you determine how much still due and how long they’re past due are. You just simply need to run the accounts receivable aging report to have this data.
I'm always around if you need additional assistance in marking the invoice as paid in QBO. Don't hesitate to post your concern here. Have a good one.
Hi there, @AppleLa2. I got your back in marking the invoice as paid in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
You'll have to use the Receive Payment feature and enter the invoice full amount to mark it as paid. Let me guide you how:
For more information on marking the invoice as paid in QBO, feel free to visit this article: Record invoice payments in QuickBooks Online.
Getting a list of your customers’ outstanding balances will help you determine how much still due and how long they’re past due are. You just simply need to run the accounts receivable aging report to have this data.
I'm always around if you need additional assistance in marking the invoice as paid in QBO. Don't hesitate to post your concern here. Have a good one.
Thank you for the steps. I was able to get the invoices marked as paid.
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