How to create a sales receipt in QuickBooks Online
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- This video covers how to create a sales receipt in QuickBooks. We’ll also show you how to use the undeposited funds account, so you can group transactions together into a single deposit to match your bank records. Note that if a customer pays you for their purchase right away, you record a sales receipt. But if they‘re going to pay you later, then you create an Invoice. We’ll go over that in a separate video. • Video
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Hello, we just started using QB online and we cannot figure out where "sales pending" (which was on the desktop version for sales reciepts and invoices). If this option is not available then how can we see transactions that still need processing or approval on the screen?
For some reason I do not have the undeposited funds options. Any idea why? I've tried different browsers. Is it something I change on settings. Or is it only for certain memberships?
I ran a food truck business so there are several transactions a day. The person recording sales on QB was doing it through Journal Entries. Can I switch to Sales Receipts? If so, will the data appear on the same place? or will I have to run different reports to see the sales at the end of a particular period? Also, how will the sales receipt be recorded for all the transactions that took place during the day?
Hello again, Rosa, and thanks for watching our video!
Sure. If you'd prefer to start recording your daily sales as Sales Reciepts, you most definitely can. Depending on the types of reports you're running right now, you may need to run additional reports to include your Sales Reciept transactions or Journal Entries and vice versa, as Journal Entries will only show on certain reports.
If you're wanting to show your income versus expenses for the business at period end and you'd like to have both the Sales Reciepts and the Journal Entries to show on the same report, you could choose to run a 'Transaction List by Date' report, and then customize the report to show both Journal Entries and Sales Reciepts. Then you can choose the 'Distribution Accounts' that you'd like to show on the report as well, and this would be your income, expenses, assets, etc. Just whichever ones you'd like to appear on the report itself.
To take a look at how this would work for you, you can:
Click 'Reports' in the left menu.
In the Find report by name search bar, enter 'Transaction List by Date' or browse the categories listed.
Open the report and click 'Customize' at the top right.
In the Customize window, change the date range as needed.
Select the Filter ▼ icon.
Click the Transaction Type box and choose Journal Entry and Sales Reciept.
Under 'Distribution Accounts', you can choose whichever Chart of Accounts you'd like to see on the report.
Then tap Run report.
I hope this helps clarify and help get you started on running the report you're needing!
^Faith
Hello, thank you for this. Please, where I have discount on sales, how may I record this discount while using the sales receipt methodof recording my cash sales?
Great question! While I would love nothing more than to be the one to assist you, this question is better directed toward an accountant. Each business is different so you should have a CPA explain the best way to set up and manage your account. Best of luck.
I own a beauty salon, where we take deposits to secure the appointments, I also sell gift cards, and I also have a membership program where I presale services at a discounted price if they enroll in a monthly CC auto draft. I have a POS where I have all the details by customer transaction. Now, my question is what kind of sales receipt should I create on QBO to correctly record all the payments ( I am clear with Cash and Credit Cards), But I am not sure how to register the liabilities of selling gift cards or prepaid services; and at the end of the day when the customer has used their credits to pay, what do I need to do?
These are some great questions, Andres!
While it's best to consult with an Accountant/CPA for the best practices in getting these recorded for your particular business type, I can share some information about how other QB customers have handled similar situations!
With that being said, for information on recording how you sell, and redeem gift cards/certificates, you can follow these steps: quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/help-article/gift-card-payments/sell-redeem-gift-cards-certificates-quickbooks/L7wJr1XcG_US_en_US.
For a guide on how you can set up pre-payments/partial deposits, you can visit: quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/help-article/service-items/record-retainer-deposit/L6B5RsY6l_US_en_US.
Thank you for reaching out with your inquiry! I hope this helps!
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I have a POS system for in-store sales, and I can't track all customer details. So, I used sales receipts as the best option (dummy customer is not the best option), but I don't know how to track multiple payment options as customers can pay a fraction of the total sales cost by cash, credit card, debit card, and credit note.
Hi there, Sangam.
If you want to use sales reciepts only, then in cases where the customer wants to pay a portion of the total with one payment method, and the rest of the total with a different payment method, it may be best to create them as 2 seperate Sales Reciepts, as Sales Reciepts will only allow you to choose 1 type of payment method.
However, if you'd be open to using invoices instead, you can create an invoice for the total, then when you click 'Recieve Payment' you can choose to do a partial amount. Then you can go back to the invoice and choose 'Recieve Payment' once more, and then they can pay the remainder of the total with a different payment method. Once the full amount has been processed, you can go to the (+) New icon > Bank Deposit, and and deposit those Recieve Payments into the desired Bank Register in QuickBooks.
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Can I make a sales receipt without email?
Looking for ways to streamline the process of entering sales receipts? I run a shop with a high volume of daily transactions and need a quicker method than manually entering each receipt. I'm also concerned about accurately tracking taxes for the comptroller. Does anyone have suggestions for more efficient approaches? Thanks!
Hey there. Currently the video explains the process of our sales receipt work flow. I can take any feedback regarding this process to our product development team. All the best. -Kyle
Do I have to study accounting to deal with quick books?
That's an awesome question, Paul!
You don't necessarily need to be an Accountant/Bookkeeper to use the QuickBooks product, as we offer several free video tutorials and step-by-step guides that walk you through basic practices/processes within the program right here: (quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/tutorials).
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Would I be able to send a recipe doing this to the person that paid me the same way I would get one if I was at a store.
That's an excellent question. Currently, there isn't a way to send them a receipt, however, there is a workaround. We recommend visiting this link here (quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/reports-and-accounting/how-to-send-client-receipt-for-payments-made-so-far/00/1215782).
If we create a sales receipt instead of an invoice will it still show under invoices to keep up with profit/loss?
That is right, when you create a sales receipt it will show up on your profit and loss. The difference would be that an invoice also has a payment linked to it where as a sales receipt combines those. Hope this helps. -Kristina
Do we do the same after receiving payment of an invoice
Thanks for reaching out!
When you receive a payment from a customer for an invoice, you can simply record the payment in QuickBooks Online by revisiting the original invoice and clicking 'Receive Payment' manually. Once you've done that, you can deposit the funds manually by going to the + (New) icon > Bank Deposit.
Or, if you have the depositing bank account for your payments connected through the Bank Feed in QBO, you can go to the deposit transaction for those payments/funds in your For Review section of the Bank Feed, and choose 'Match' on the deposit. This will then take you to a screen where you can check off the invoice(s) that this deposit should be applied to. This will automatically create the Receive Payment and Deposit for you, and keep it all linked.
For more information on how this works, you can visit: quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/help-article/banking/categorize-match-online-bank-transactions-online/L1bTafTz3_US_en_US.
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@@quickbooks how do you send a receipt after a customer pays an invoice?
Received payment report is wrong
It always show balance due :00
Thats not current
But it keeps saying that balance due is 0
How can i change that? Because some of the client they don’t pay full payment so they always have a balance with us, can you please teach me how to edit the balance?
Hey there, Mona. In this instance, we would recommend contacting our QuickBooks team as they will be able to take a closer look at this with you. However we would also recommend contacting your bookkeeper to ensure that it doesn't throw off your books.
I understand how to create the invoice, thank you,. But how do I avoid creating a duplication in my income and a duplication in my VAT liability please?
Just open the paid invoice and click print preview at the bottom (middle) as it will give you the invoice but with a watermarked (paid) across it ignore this video it will end up creating duplicate transactions and throw out your balance
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I have a really long invoice, how can I convert an invoice into a receipt without having to re-enter the information?
This currently isn't a feature in QuickBooks Online. You would need to re-enter the information manually.
Why do I need an email for reciept, if I'm selling product at store or flea market for cash, I'm not gonna have email. How do I record these sales.
Hey there, Russell. If you would like to have these transactions recorded, you can record them via a sales receipt. You can learn more on that here (quickbooks.intuit.com/r/invoicing/invoice-vs-receipt/#difference).
The first link you sent me doesn't work. Can you modify it?
No problem, Paul. The links I posted below should take you to our free video tutorials, webinars, and more!
-quickbooks.intuit.com/global/learn-and-support/video-tutorials/
-quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/quickbooks-online/help-tutorial/get-started
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Hey there. I've responded to your comment here: czcams.com/video/8gj4mIBAgdw/video.html&lc=Ugx1jDhybI1qFORq4IR4AaABAg. Cheers. -Kyle
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