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We are a 501(c)3 animals rescue, working alongside animal control within our city. The ACO handles the dogs, we handle the cats.
We have received a grant allowing free spay/neuter, flea treatment, vaccines and microchip for cats within our city. Last week, we received our invoice (bill) from the clinic. We paid the bill by check as it was shown on the invoices, and entered it under our QB bills. Since it was paid by check, now the bill shows as paid. After paying the bill, we were informed that one of the entries on the invoice was incorrect. It was entered as flea treatment, instead of microchip, which is $5.00 more. Therefore we will simply owe an additional $5.00 on the following invoice. Today, I received the corrected invoice as it should have been, with the additional $5.00 included, along with our new invoice (bill).
If I make the change on the original invoice, then the total payment does not add up to the full invoice, and it is therefore not, in fact, paid.
My new invoice includes all the current charges, as well as the $5.00 I still owe. How do I handle the correction, as well as the new charges. Mind you, I need to include the correction, (remove the flea treatment and include the microchip) so I can Item track, when making out my reports for the grant.
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Since this crosses to last month, I would not edit and change the existing bill.
Create the new bill for everything you owe, including the full correction for Micro-Chip.
Create a Vendor Bill and change it to a credit, and list the wrong Flea Treatment.
Apply them to each other, leaving a Net Due now.
Date them both in Feb.
Since this crosses to last month, I would not edit and change the existing bill.
Create the new bill for everything you owe, including the full correction for Micro-Chip.
Create a Vendor Bill and change it to a credit, and list the wrong Flea Treatment.
Apply them to each other, leaving a Net Due now.
Date them both in Feb.
Make the edit, do not change the amount received, that leaves a $5 partial bill open
Enter the new bill, omit the $5 charge and explain in the memo block, Make the payment in the full amount of the invoice you received, that will create a $5 vendor credit for the over payment
in pay bills, select the $5 bill and apply the credit
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