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I own a beverage company and we have a contract bottler receive payment from our distributor, and then subtract the production fee's that we owe the bottler. Once that is completed, we get paid a royalty check from the bottler. I am confused by how to input this into quickbooks, since there is essentially only one deposited transaction on my bank account.
Thank you!
Hi there, @swacha.
Thanks for visiting the Community today. You'll want to create an expense and then have it billable to your customer/job in QBO.
Billable expenses are those incurred by you on behalf of your customer in the performance of work, services, or supplies. You can use this to track billable expenses, so your customer can reimburse you when they receive their invoice.
First off, you'll need to turn on the billable expense in your account and settings.
Here's how:
Once done, select Save once done. Then, create a billable expense and then add it to the invoice.
Feel free to get back to me if you need more help in recording your income and expenses in QuickBooks. Take care!
Thanks, but this does not work. The only option I am seeing next to "Bills and expenses" is "Show Tags field on expense and purchase forms" and then "Default Payment Terms"
This does not work. Please see my comment above.
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