Turn on suggestions
Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
Showing results for
Welcome to the Community, @thebenjaminlevi. The option to add a tip in the invoices is currently unavailable in QuickBooks. Though, I can guide you through recording a tip to a sales receipt.
At the moment, this is the easiest way to record a tip. First off, let's turn on tips in the settings. Here's how:
4. Confirm the template switch. Then select Okay.
5. Click Save.
You can now add a tip to a sales receipt. Here's how:
Another way is to add a separate line item for the tip by adding product and service items when creating an invoice.
Furthermore, learn about how to turn an overpayment into a tip when a customer overpays an invoice to give you a tip.
Feel free to post again if there's something you'd like to ask. I'm always around to help!
So wait. Let me get this straight.
I have asked for a deposit (invoice #1). I have completed the job and I am asking for final payment (invoice #2). Now you want me to send another invoice for the client to pay a tip, which should be a voluntary action after services are met upon agreed terms? I literally must ask them what the tip amount was so I can create an additional invoice for them to pay the tip? All being in addition to a deposit, final invoice, and now a “tip” invoice??
How hard can it possibly be to add this as an option during the client’s transaction of any payment’s?
Hi there, Nick Bolen.
Allow me to share additional information about adding tips on the invoice in QuickBooks Online.
There is no option for a voluntary tip in QuickBooks Online. The tip item must be added to the invoice.
Intuit is always looking for ways on how to improve the system to meet all your needs. We are also open and value feedback like this. However, I suggest you directly send a request to our Product Development team.
Also, you'll want to visit our blog. From there, all our innovations will be posted. If you need articles and references in managing your business, you'll want to check our QuickBooks Help.
If there’s anything else that I can help you with, click on the Reply button and enter your comment. I'll jump right back in to assist you further
You have clicked a link to a site outside of the QuickBooks or ProFile Communities. By clicking "Continue", you will leave the community and be taken to that site instead.
For more information visit our Security Center or to report suspicious websites you can contact us here