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why does a payed invoice appear as a payment in the income as well as a deposit
We run a gym. So I created an invoice for the class. The customer paid us through E-Transfer in December. In April we sent them an etransfer for a partial refund due to shut downs from COVID. How do I record this? My bank account is linked to QB so do I link that etransfer or create something different?
Is there a feature to add a Blank Line Break between items? It would be great to have a feature where we can add a blank line break between items to separate line items without having a tax code or quantities etc associated. It makes a mess of our forms when sending to clients and vendors. This would help keep our Estimates, Invoices and PO's cleaner and more clear and offer less room for oversights and mistakes from all parties. See attached for our issue/ obsticle.
This is currently available with Quickbooks online in India and its a heavily requested feature which should be added to Quickbooks online in Canada. We are not looking to add a separate discount line item with a negative number to reflect the discount. Instead there should be a discount column so we can have different discounts for different products and services. The following link shows this is currently available in QB Online India. https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-in/manage-customers-and-income/discount-by-line-item-on-invoices-and-sales-receipts/00/382272 Please add this feature.
I created an invoice for $700 (with tax $735). Customer pays by etransfer but can make multiple payments on it. So i link the first payment ($245) to the invoice. Balance owing is $490. Second payment they sent was for $640. $490 for the balance and the rest for something else. There is no invoice for that other piece as we just collect the money to pay another company, it's not a service we offer. How do I split that second payment to put $490 to the invoice and the rest to other income?
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