If you own a small business and are looking for a simple and affordable way to manage your revenue and expenses and keep track of all the documents you send and receive, you will benefit from using Quickbooks. This software will allow you to issue invoices for your customers, pay bills and prepare tax documentation, and generate financial reports you will analyze to make sure your company is doing well financially. Moreover, sending invoices to your customers is free, there is no Quickbooks Invoice fee, and you can email the outstanding invoice to the customer while keeping a copy for your own records.
Traditionally, a Quickbooks Invoice contains the following details:
It is very easy to create a Quickbooks Invoice to confirm the sales transaction if most of the time you are working with customers that do not pay right away when receiving the goods and services or pay in installments. Follow these steps to draft a Quickbooks Custom Invoice:
There are two ways to deal with the transaction that was created by mistake - you either void or delete it. If you believe it is better to fully erase the invoice from your records, you can delete it; however, voiding an invoice will not affect any Quickbooks Invoice payment connected to it, so it may be the safer option especially if you filled out an invoice and you may want to use it later for reference.
If the invoice was accurate and you are dealing with a client who makes partial payments over time with a Quickbooks Progress Invoice or orders the same goods and services and you send them a Quickbooks Recurring Invoice, you can let them pay a Quickbooks Invoice online - the client needs to open the email they received, choose the Review and pay option, confirm the amount of payment is correct, include their credit card information, and click Pay.
When you receive a payment you want to deposit to a bank account right away, you can do it without an invoice. Click the + on top of the menu, select Bank Deposit, choose the bank account and currency you need, click on "Add funds to this deposit", enter the details about the deposit you are asked for, and save the results.
It is possible to void a transaction you accidentally created - your account will not be affected in any way, but just in case, you will have a record of a void invoice. Note that the Quickbooks Invoice payment you have included in the document will not be voided and you can apply it to a different invoice that is going to be correct - no Quickbooks Invoice fees will be charged as well.
Open the Customers menu and choose a customer. Check the list of transactions to find an invoice you need and click Actions - first, see if it is marked as paid, if not - click the Mark as paid option. The last thing that remains is to select Print and get a receipt in question as proof you received a payment from the customer.
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