If site visitors using QuickBooks® have others ways to book this type of direct deposit transaction, I would love it if they would share their method. I would select the "reminder" feature (instead of "record automatically") so I could adjust the amounts to each new direct deposit amount.įollow this link here to learn why my preference is to use Undeposited Funds as part of my internal controls. Memorizing the invoice makes the whole process more efficient and helps ensure there is consistency in booking the transaction each time. If this was a recurring transaction (and it sounds like it is), I would use the QuickBooks® memorized transaction feature. I like to add a note to the "Deposit" Memo field, such as an abbreviation of the customer's name, to make it easier to work in the GL. Complete the deposit form by selecting the appropriate deposit from the listing. At that time, I would also select "Group with other undeposited funds" if it is not setup as your default.
The total invoice should equal the net amount to be deposited directly into the bank account. On the next line, I would deduct the fees using the expense item also setup during step 1. On the first line of the invoice I would enter the total sales amount using the sales item setup in step 1. I would then create a customer invoice for each amount received.and an expense item for Banking Fees (or Service Charges) with the item coded to an account called Banking Fees (or Service Charges). Setup a sales item for Gift Certificate Sales with the item coded to a revenue account.If I were recording this direct deposit entry in QuickBooks®, I would follow these steps: How can I show the fees as a business expense for last year and in the future is there a better way to enter these transactions? The sales minus fee are deposited directly to her checking. She has been selling on line gift certificates for a %fee. I am doing very basic bookkeeping for a friend. How can I show fees associated with an ACH (automated clearing house) deposit in QuickBooks®?
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