Accepting payments maintains financial stability and supports your mission, Nauer. I'll share some ideas to help you utilize QuickBooks Online (QBO) Payments.
Since your organization doesn't have the registered owner's information required to complete the process of applying QBO payments in the same way for-profit businesses do, consider designating someoneauthorized by the board and who has the legal authority to enter into financial agreements on behalf of the corporation.
Moreover, this designation is primarily for account management and verification purposes with QuickBooks. It doesn't confer actual ownership of the institution.
When you're ready, complete the process of setting up QBO Payments and start accepting payments in QuickBooks using various methods. The program takes care of organizing each payment automatically within your chart of accounts, making your financial management a breeze. Refer to this article for a complete guide: Sign up for QuickBooks Payments.
Alternatively, you can look for a third-party app within your account that offers payment processing outside of QBO. I'll show you how:
From the left panel, click Apps.
Go to the Find Apps tab.
On the search bar, enter the keyword (Example:Non-profit Payments).
Making payments simpler allows you to do more important work, Nauer. Stay in touch if you have any other questions or concerns about QuickBooks Payments. I’ll be right here to answer them for you.
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