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Recording client fees in QuickBooks is my specialty, userjohn7. I'll gladly show you the way.
There are two ways to record the fees in the program. We can either enter them as sales receipts or bank deposits. I'd suggest checking the steps below to learn how.
Create Sales receipts:
Create Bank deposits:
Additionally, I've included these articles that'll help you view and manage your transactions in QuickBooks Online:
Please keep us posted on your progress in recording your client fees in QuickBooks, userjohn7. It's my priority to ensure your books are accurate.
Recording client fees in QuickBooks is my specialty, userjohn7. I'll gladly show you the way.
There are two ways to record the fees in the program. We can either enter them as sales receipts or bank deposits. I'd suggest checking the steps below to learn how.
Create Sales receipts:
Create Bank deposits:
Additionally, I've included these articles that'll help you view and manage your transactions in QuickBooks Online:
Please keep us posted on your progress in recording your client fees in QuickBooks, userjohn7. It's my priority to ensure your books are accurate.
Hey Charlene,
Thank you very much for that answer. I used the second method (the bank deposit). It seemed more intuitive. The results made sense to me.
Take care.
John
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