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You can enter a single sales receipt to report the total daily sales in QuickBooks if you use a separate Point of Sale system. Or if you simply don't invoice customers. This saves you time, while still keeping your income reports accurate.
Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get you started.
Step 1: Create a customer for daily sales
You'll only use this customer account on your "end of day" sales receipt.
Step 2: Set up accounts for daily sales
Make sure your Daily Sales accounts are set upright. Doing so can help you a lot with accurate income reporting.
To set up daily sales accounts:
Name | Category Type | Detail Type | Description |
Daily Sales Income | Income | Other Primary Income/Sales of Product Income | For tracking daily sales |
Clearing Account | Bank | Cash on hand | Zero balance account for daily sales |
Overage/Underage Expense | Expense | Other Business Expenses | For drawer shortages |
Step 3: Set up items for daily sales
Set up a "Daily Sales" category to keep your items organised:
After setting up the Category, next are the items:
Name | Account | Description (will appear on forms) |
Daily Sales Income | Daily Sales Income | Daily Sales Income |
Overage/underage | Overage/Underage Expense | Overage/Underage |
Cheque | Cheque | Cheque |
Visa/MasterCard | Undeposited Funds | Visa/MasterCard |
American Express | Undeposited Funds | American Express |
Cash | Undeposited Funds | Cash |
Discover | Undeposited Funds | Discover |
Step 4: Create a daily sales template
You'll use this template every time you need to record total daily sales.
Remember
Step 5: Record your total daily sales
Done setting up your sales receipt template? You're now ready to record your "end of day" sales.
As another option, consider having a PMS to manage your operation better and integrate it with your QBO.
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If you let the PMS deal with generating the Invoices, you can then use The Percentage Company APP to transfer the daily Revenues/Taxes and Payments to QBO. https://www.thepercentageapp.co/
Hello,
I can't see the sample. On the deposit to account which account do I use, it won't let me leave it blank. Thank you!
How do you post your customers advanced deposits that are not technically income until their reservation date
Hi there, Darla33.
Thanks for bringing your question forward here in the Community. I'd be glad to provide some info regarding customer deposits in your QuickBooks account.
Just to make sure I'm on the same page, are you currently using QuickBooks Online or Desktop?
In this scenario you may consider setting up a retainer item for deposits made in advance. This is useful for businesses who receive retainers or deposits from customers before performing any services. Here's how to get this set up in QuickBooks Online:
1. Create a Liability account.
2. Create a retainer item.
3. Add a trust liability bank account if necessary.
4. Make a sales receipt or invoice for deposits or retainers.
The following article offers an in-depth explanation of the full process: Record a retainer or deposit
With this info you'll be able to record advanced deposits from your customers before their reservation date. I'll be here if you have any other questions. Take care!
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