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As mentioned above, the negative balance in your Accounts Receivable Aging Summary/Detail report represents the customer overpayments retained as available credits. To get rid of them, you can use the credit toward an invoice or refund the customer.
Feel free to follow these steps in giving a refund:
Once done, you'll have to apply the check refund to the overpayment credit so these two items won't appear as open:
If you want to apply the credit to an invoice, here's how to do it:
Another thing that you can do is entering the overpayment as a tip. You may refer to this article to learn more about the process: Record an invoice overpayment as a tip. Take note that this is intended for QuickBooks Online. Although, you can use the same procedures for QuickBooks Desktop.
I also recommend checking our A/R Workflow Guide to learn the different ways of tracking customer transactions in QuickBooks Desktop.
Stay in touch with me if you need additional assistance in completing your other tasks. Have a safe and productive week ahead.