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Hi All -
Very new here to QB online and have a question related to credit card transaction credits. Recently I purchased some software online and long story short, they charged me 6 separate times for the software and then refund all 6. I've entered all 6 transactions in QB online as an Expense and then entered them again as a "Vendor Credit". It shows the expense as a subtraction to my books but my overall credit card debit doesn't reflect this.
My question is why is my credit card balance not reflecting the Vendor Credits? Does this only happen after I reconcile the card each month?
Any guidance would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
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Hello there, caw7557.
I'll share some information on how you can effectively manage vendor refunds in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
In QBO, how you enter the refund depends on how you record your purchases. Ideally, you'll only use a vendor credit for a refund if you originally added a bill. This will allow you to apply the vendor credit toward any open or future bill.
Based on the details you've shared, you'll need to create a credit card credit instead. This will reflect on your credit card balance in QBO.
Before doing so, make sure to delete the vendor credit that you've previously added first. Once done, here's how to create a credit card credit:
To learn more about managing and recording refunds or credits from a vendor in QBO, check out this article: Enter vendor credits and refunds in QuickBooks Online.
I'm also adding this article that tackles running vendor report for future reference: Run a report with vendor totals.
Please let me know if you have additional questions about this or anything else. I'll be here to assist. Take care.
Hello there, caw7557.
I'll share some information on how you can effectively manage vendor refunds in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
In QBO, how you enter the refund depends on how you record your purchases. Ideally, you'll only use a vendor credit for a refund if you originally added a bill. This will allow you to apply the vendor credit toward any open or future bill.
Based on the details you've shared, you'll need to create a credit card credit instead. This will reflect on your credit card balance in QBO.
Before doing so, make sure to delete the vendor credit that you've previously added first. Once done, here's how to create a credit card credit:
To learn more about managing and recording refunds or credits from a vendor in QBO, check out this article: Enter vendor credits and refunds in QuickBooks Online.
I'm also adding this article that tackles running vendor report for future reference: Run a report with vendor totals.
Please let me know if you have additional questions about this or anything else. I'll be here to assist. Take care.
This was extremely helpful. Thank you!!
Thank you for keeping us updated, caw7557.
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