Multiple Payments One Deposit in QuickBooks Online
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- When looking at your QuickBooks Online Banking Transactions, how do you match a deposit if it includes multiple payments from your customers?
QuickBooks Online bank feeds matching can be quite confusing if you have deposited multiple checks at one time. You need to be able to determine which amounts total the deposit and be sure you have correctly recorded the payment from each customer, and the amount deposited to the bank.
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What a very informative and clear explanation! Thank you!!
My pleasure! I am delighted it helped :)
Love the stories for Craig's Landscaping! I've watched so many QuickBooks videos and sometimes it's hard to follow because it's not tied to real life events like "Joe went to the sushi place for lunch and got a check from the customer." Thank you for that!
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I spend several hours with two QBO support reps and they couldn't tell me how to do this. They said I'd need to upgrade my plan so I could do batching. Thank you for the clear video
Hi Jim - delighted I could help :)
Very easy to follow and helped me with my problem I've been trying to ignore for a month or more. It's fixed now with your help! New subscriber!
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Nicely done, and very easy to follow. Way to go
Thank you so much Richard! I really appreciate you letting me know!
Thanks a lot, that was easy and saved me a lot of time really thanks for sharing 🙏
Thank you so much for letting me know it helped!
Thank you this is exactly what I needed!
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Hi, Thanks for this video....very clear explanation. Question >> is there a way to have QB NOT bunch multiple transactions together. I would like each txn to hit the bank as individual txns. that wud be ideal for my situation. I find that digging deep and looking for matches is not a good use of my time. Its frustrating. Thank you!
You would have to be careful not to duplicate the transactions - by matching to the amount in the bank it is much easier to reconcile. It is your choice of course!
Hello! Love your channel. I have a question regarding selecting the proper class for a transfer of funds. The company owns rental properties, and at the end of each month, transfers rental income from each of 6 properties into a main LLC account. My question is this: for the transferring of the monthly monies, for these transfers, do I categorize the class as the outgoing account (the property) or categorize the class as the main LLC, where the money is going to? Thanks in advance for your help.
The class feature applies to income and expense categories, and not the movement of funds. You would apply the class to the rental income and any expenses, when you move money around it does not impact the profit or loss. I hope that helps!!
@@MyCloudBookkeeping thanks so much for the help & explanation; makes total sense!
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is there a way to split that bank total and exclude one of the splits and matching the rest?
I'm not sure what you need to do. This video shows you how to select the checks that total one deposit. If an amount is not included in the deposit you wouldn't select it. Feel free to explain further, or feel free to book a working session so we can look at it together: zcalendly.com/kerry-11/one-hour-consultation-us
@@MyCloudBookkeeping so customer paid for the same invoice twice. we accidentally deposited both checks. that invoice was already matched with another transaction. so when we try to match the new transaction, it will match with other invoices in the total but that particular one wont show up cuz it was already matched with a different transaction. so the transaction total wont match.
When we select the checks that total one deposit there is a check that we cant select cuz it was already paid and matched. it will also be widtdrawn and returned from bank. so another transaction for the widthdrawal will show up in reiviews too
Hi, How can I match some deposits made in check and also in cash?
You can match them if they are entered into QuickBooks Online. It doesn't matter how the payment was made, you need to enter it into QuickBooks Online correctly, and then match it to the bank feed.
HI, how can I match a Transaction it if I receved in my bank a payout for example $368.71, that payout is from a payment received for a tenant of $3,600.50, and 2 payment made by us to a diferentes 2 costumer one for client x for $2127.09 and another for client y for $1,842.12?
Did you record these payments to the undeposited funds account and then create a deposit for the total? If you did, it should match easily.
@@MyCloudBookkeeping Let's say Tenant21 paid $3,600.50, I paid the owner of property1 $2127.09, and the owner of property2 $1,842.12. And the payout received that day for transactions on Buildium was $368.71, (3600.50-1842.12-2117.09). I receive rent payments through a portal and pay through the Buildium page. Know how can I registre thoses transacción on QBO