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For some reason the default deposit account was set at undeposited funds and I have a lot in there. I would manually change it to deposit funds into my checking but my partner didn't remember to do this most of the time. I am reconciling my bank account from 2019 and I see that some of those transactions are still in undeposited funds. Do I need to fix the undeposited funds first or can I keep reconciling? BTW, I have already done my taxes for 2019 and I did my record keeping manually for that.
Hi there, @Symbiosis. I'm here to help you reconcile these transactions with ease.
The Undeposited Funds account holds payments like a drawer, where you keep them before taking them to the bank. To reconcile the undeposited transactions, you'll have to deposit them to their corresponding bank accounts. This way, you can reconcile the bank to where you deposited these amounts.
You can use your bank statement so you'd know the date when these transactions were put into your bank. Follow these instructions on how to make a bank deposit in QuickBooks:
Once deposited, you can reconcile your accounts to make sure they match your bank statements. I'd suggest doing this process month by month until you reach the most recent statement. To learn more about the reconciliation workflow in QuickBooks, you can refer to the articles below. It contains complete information to keep your accounts accurate:
Keep me posted if you need more help with the reconciliation process. I'm always around to help.
Hi there! Thanks for your reply. You did not answer my questions. Let me reframe it. I was wondering if I have already reconciled these undeposited transactions do I need to undo my reconciliation and then deposit them or can I deposit them after they have been reconciled in my bank account?
Thank you for getting back to us and clarifying your concern, @Symbiosis.
Let's run the Reconciliation report to check if those undeposited transactions were already reconciled. Here's how:
From there, verify if they were already reconciled. If so, you'll need to undo your reconciliation and deposit them. However, if they're not reconciled, you still need to deposit the undeposited transactions and manually reconcile them from the bank register. Let me guide you how.
Most importantly, I still recommend seeking help from your accountant to properly reconcile your account.
Just in case you encounter issues at the end of your reconciliation, you can check out this article to learn how to fix it: Fix issues at the end of reconciliation in QuickBooks Online.
Should you need further assistance reconciling accounts, I'm available here to help any time! Wishing you all the best, @Symbiosis.
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