How to: Enter Delayed Charges Invoices in QuickBooks

Do you keep a bunch of post-its on your desk to remind you what products you bought and services you did for customers? Instead, use delayed charges to keep track and create invoices when the time comes.

Open Delayed Charge

Go to the Plus Sign Menu and under Customers choose Delayed Charge.

 

Enter the Customer

Enter the customer you need to invoice in the Choose a Customer field. If this is a new customer, click Add.

In the New Customer window click Save. Only the customer’s name gets saved. You can go to the customer page later to enter additional information.

Enter the Date

Enter the date you purchased the product or performed the service for your customer.

Enter the Products or Services

Enter the products or services you provided for this customer and any information about this product or service.

If this is a new product or service, type it in and click Add.

Choose the Income Account

In the Product or Service Information window, choose the Income Account. This is not a bank account it is a bookkeeping account.

Enter the Price or Charge

Enter the Price or Charge and Save it.

Save and Close

You can Save and Close or if you have new charges to add, click Save and New.

Invoice Your Customer

When it comes time to invoice your customer, go to Plus Sign Menu and under Customers choose Invoice.

Enter that customer’s name and click Add all to put this charge into the invoice.

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How to: Receive a payment in QuickBooks

You got paid! Great--now you need to record the payment in QuickBooks. That's called receiving a payment. Watch this video to learn how.

Receive Payment

Go to the Plus Sign Menu and under Customers choose Receive Payment. Select the customer who paid you in the choose a customer field.

Enter the date you were paid.

Then enter the payment method.

For the Reference Number, enter the check number.

Undeposited Funds

When you receive payments that you’re going to deposit in a group, go to the Deposit Menu and choose the Undeposited Funds account. If you have already deposited this payment, then choose the account you deposited it to.

Click Save and New if you need to receive another payment, or Save and Close if you’re finished.

Recording Undeposited Funds

If you grouped the payment with other checks they appear automatically on the Bank Deposit page. To access this, go to the Plus Sign Menu and under Other choose Bank Deposit.

You can check each payment that you deposited. Make sure the payment method is correct and that the reference number has the proper check number for each check payment. Click Save and Close when you’re finished.

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QuickBooks Overview: Money in tasks

 You're making sales and getting paid--great! This video shows you how to record sales and payments in QuickBooks. Click on a task below or watch the video above to learn how to do it in QuickBooks.

 

Record Sales with a Sales Receipt
 

Sales

If you sell something and get paid immediately, record the sale with a sales receipt. In the Navigation Bar under Transactions, click Sales.

Choose Sales Receipt

Go to New Transaction and click on Sales Receipt.

Fill Out Your Sales Receipt

Enter all of the necessary customer information and save it.

Record Sales with an Invoice
 

Invoice

If you let your customers pay you later, record the sale with an invoice. Click on the Plus Sign Menu and under Customers, click Invoice.

Enter Customer Information

Enter all of the necessary customer information and save it.

Receive Your Payments

When your customer pays, record the payment on the Receive Payments form by clicking the Plus Sign Menu and under Customers choose Receive Payment.

Enter Customer Payment Information

Select the customer and then enter their payment method accordingly. Save the payment.

Record Your Deposit
 

Bank Deposits

To record your deposit, go to the Plus Sign Menu and under Other choose Bank Deposit.

Choose an Account

Choose the proper account and then select Existing Payment or Add New Deposit. Then Save it.

Record Unbilled Activity

Customers

To keep track of pending customer invoices, like billable hours or purchased products, go to the Navigation Bar and choose Customers.

Unbilled Activity

Click Unbilled Activity in the color-coded money bar to see what has not been charged yet.

Record a Delayed Charge

Save Invoice

To remind yourself to invoice your customers, go to the Plus Sign Menu and under Customers choose Delayed Charge.

Enter Customer Information

Choose a customer and enter the product or service. Then save the delayed charge.

Keep a Weekly Timesheet

Open Weekly Timesheet

Choose a customer and enter the product or service. Then save the delayed charge.

Add Billable Items and Hours

Add any billable items along with the daily hours and save the weekly timesheet.

Invoice Your Customers

Open Invoice

To invoice your customers for these hours, go to the Plus Sign Menu and under Customers choose Invoice.

Add Billable Hours

This is where you will add your billable hours from the Weekly Timesheet.

Create a Customer Credit Memo

Open Credit Memo

If a customer wants credit to use later or apply to an invoice now, create a credit memo. Go to the Plus Sign Menu and under Customers choose Credit Memo.

Enter Customer Information

Choose a customer and enter their billing information and choose a product or service and any taxes or discounts. Save the credit memo.

Refund Receipts

Open Refund Receipts

If the customer wants their money back, record that payment to them with a Refund Receipt. Go back to the Plus Sign Menu and under Customers choose Refund Receipt.

Enter Customer Information

Choose a customer and enter their billing information and choose a product or service and any taxes or discounts. Save the refund receipt.

Analyze Sales by Customer

Open Reports

To analyze your sales by what you sold and to whom, go to the Navigation Bar and choose Reports.

Sales By Customer

Type “Sales” into the search field and choose Sales by Customer.

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