QuickBooks Online (QBO) – offset a deposit received

A deposit received is a payment for goods and services which yet to deliver. It’s liabilities. The balances are cumulative presents in the Balance Sheet. It has to offset against the invoice when goods and services have fulfilled at a later stage.

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Refund a deposit paid

A deposit received is a part payment from the customer to the business for goods and service which not yet fulfilled.

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Advances received from a foreign currency customer

MoneyWorks accounting system: Use credit note method to receive advances (deposit) from a foreign currency customer.

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Receive deposit for the order (overpayment method)

MoneyWorks accounting system has a receive deposit for order feature built-in the orders systems (on both Sales Order and Purchase Order system); you have an option to process a receipt from the Sales Order system when a deposit has collected, or a payment transaction once a deposit has paid for the purchase order.

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How do the “Balance Due” field works in the QuickBooks accounting software?

Software: Intuit #QuickBooks #accounting software The “Balance Due” in the Sales Invoice is referring to an outstanding amount of a sales invoice after knocking off the payment received. It is useful for project-based business to show the balance due of a sales invoice when an advance payment has collected. You can use the Make Deposit […]

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Advance Payment to Supplier

Software: MoneyWorks accounting software When ordering large quantity or high value of goods from supplier, often supplier requires you to place a deposit (or advance payment) before goods is being delivered or manufactured. You need to create a non-stock item, Deposit, and associated this item with both Advances to Supplier (current Assets account) and Advances […]

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