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I pay many invoices 30 and 45 days and many are direct debits from my bank account. Most of these payments include GST. These payments appear on the day of payment in my Bank Feed. How can I have these match the date the payment was due so the GST collected is in the prior reporting quarter or period and not in the current reporting period. In other words hows do you make the bank feed be accrual based and not cash based?
QBO have been promising to fix the for over 18mths and have said that this is a priority however nothing seems to be resolved even though HSBC streams in other countries all work fine and have resolved security conflicts
I have tried twice and both times i have received this error message. The address and signatures on your direct feeds form didn't match your bank's records. Any ideas on who to speak to?
I have reconciled my bank account for April and may month and after reconciling I have altered some transaction head in bank and its balance become unreconciled and when I choose it reconcile it again it select opening balance from 01st of June. If I have to reconcile my bank from April again what is the way to do that?
Hi all, Is anyone else on the new version of QBO? (apparently it's for all new accounts from March 2020) I have 2 other accounts with QBO and they look a little different, but work better. In the new version, when I try to resize the columns in Banking, or add columns, they don't stay in place, they revert back to default when I go to another page. Spoke with Support but they couldn't help :(
Hi All, I have a very interesting thing in Bank Feeds for QBO. I have a rule in place to record all deposits as Rent Income but I have to classify it. When I press on the transaction to classify the transaction and press add, the transaction gets recorded as a check rather than a deposit to the bank. Anyone with a solution?
Hello my bank balance in one of my credit cards is the negative of the QuickBooks balance
For example -$500 in bank balance and then +$500 in quickbooks. Is this because we owe the bank $500 (as used up credit) so it shows as negative in bank account, and in quickbooks we have expensed the $500 item out so it shows as we need to pay off $500 therefore positive. Then once we make a payment for $500 both would clear back to zero ? Am I understanding this correctly ?
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