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Buy nowThe business made a purchase in 2022 that was not going to get delivered or claimed until 2023. The down payment was made in Nov of 2022. How do I bring the down payment amount into 2023 to add it to the total purchase price?
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I'd be glad to point you in the right direction concerning the down payment in your QuickBooks Desktop account.
In this situation I recommend reaching out to an accountant to be sure of the next steps. Moving the initial down payment from one year to another would require certain adjusting entries. An accountant would be to able to give you the best advice for this movement.
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Please feel free to reach back out if you need additional assistance with the entry after speaking with them. I'll be here to help in any way that I can.
How was the down payment recorded? Ideally, it would have been recorded as an other current asset where it should be sitting. You can then make a journal entry to move that to the expense/asset account as needed: debit the expense/asset account and credit the other current asset account for the down payment amount. That will add the cost to the expense/asset and close out the down payment other current asset account. Alternatively, if you created a product for the down payment in 2022, you can enter that product as a negative amount on a separate line to reduce the amount due on the final bill in 2023.
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