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Banking
Welcome back to the Community, ExpoCorey.
I'll show you how to get your expense records properly matched with banking transactions. We'll use the workflow example you provided. Here's what you'd do in such a situation:
- Step 1: Delete the $100 expense
1. In the left navigation bar, go to Expenses, then Expenses.
2. Locate the record you want to delete.
3. Use the Action ▼ drop-down menu and choose Delete.
4. Select Yes to finalize the deletion. Once an expense is removed, your Audit Log will maintain knowledge of it.
- Step 2: Recreate the deleted expense as two separate transactions
1. In the menu bar, hit the + New button, then choose Expense.
2. For the Payee field, enter a vendor.
3. Pick a Payment account.
4. Input the date of purchase in the Payment date field and specify the Payment method.
5. Enter the amount/tax paid.
6. Select Save and close.
The last part (Step 3) is to match the receipt with both items. This is how the example you provided can be solved.
There's additionally the option of keeping the expense while excluding the two banking items from your bank feed. Then, you can reconcile the unmatched $100 record. This will also solve the problem, but it won't display a green matched box when being viewed in your register.
I've included an article which may come in handy moving forward: Enter, edit, or delete expenses in QuickBooks Online
Please don't hesitate to respond here if you have any other questions. Have a wonderful day!