I would like to use the A/R function on my QB. How do I setup a client, invoice the client, then when I receive payment, remove the balance due to me?
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Quick & Dirty answer: Create an invoice. When paid, open 'pay invoices' and locate that invoice and enter the $$ amount paid against the invoice balance. Don't just make a deposit, that will leave the invoice open and unpaid leaving you with a huge amount of a/r outstanding and totally messing up the balance sheet."A man that holds a cat by the tail learns something he can learn no other way." - Mark TwainComment
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Use the Quickbooks Help menu - search "accounts receivable" on the tool bar
QB automatically creates and adds to COA when you invoice. It will ask you to add the "customer" and create a customer list. When receiving a payment go to Customers - receive payments and then type in the customer name, etc. The invoice should appear. QB then pays the invoice. Check the Reports for "open invoices" If you run an "accrual report" for P & L all invoices will show, if you run a report for "cash basis" on the invoices paid will appear.
There are also forums for QB users that you can visit and review - google QB accounts receivable and a few should "pop up"
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This is a good suggestion, but where I live these courses aren't available. taxmandan, DTS and Sandy, thanks for the guidance. I will see how far I can get, and if necessary, I will take DTS up on the offer to call.Dave, EAComment
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Need an Item
You will have to create an "item" such as Income Tax Preparation, Corporate Return, Accounting, etc. Whatever description you want.
Under Lists - Item List - Create new
View Help - Fill out an ivoice - there is a 4-min tutorial about creating an invoice.
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