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I can help you record customer advance payments, drishtee-team.
You can set up a deposit or retainer which is treated as a liability and holds the deposit. When you invoice the customer and receive payment against it, you'll turn that liability into income.
First, you can create a liability account.
Then, create a non-inventory or service item for the deposit. After that, create credits or deposits that will be linked to the invoice you created. That way, the invoice will show as paid. You can follow the details steps here: Record a retainer or deposit.
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