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Hi office10,
You'll want to create a liability account to track the retainer's total amount from your customer. Then, create a retainer item so you can track the amount on your invoice. Let me walk you through the steps.
To create a liability account:
To create a retainer item:
Here's an article that you can check out for detailed steps and information: How to Record A Retainer.
You can match your QuickBooks transactions against your bank, please check this article for future reference: Match and Categorize BankTtransactions in QuickBooks Online.
Post a reply to this thread if you need further assistance. I'll always be around to help.
"How can we show retainer balances and retainer payment deductions on an invoice"
You can't show it on an Invoice if the Retainer balance is already in the Liability account. QBO is not that advanced software program.
The workaround option is to manually enter it on the "Message on Invoice" section of the Invoice.
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