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Generally, a chargeback will occur when a transaction you processed gets disputed and the money goes back to the payer. To handle this, you'll have to create a service item to track the rejected bank transfer. Here's how:
Then, you'll have to create an invoice to record the rejected payment and keep your income and A/R accounts accurate:
Next, remove the payment that didn’t go through from the original invoice and then move it to the new invoice:
Once done, you may now manually receive the payment of the original invoice. Additionally, if you were charged a fee for a returned payment, you can pass it on to your customer by adding a rejected bank transfer fee item to the invoice. Just go to the Step 5 section of this page to be guided in doing it: Handle a rejected or failed bank transfer payment. After that, you can resend it to the customer.
I'm also adding this article to learn how to manage returned checks in QuickBooks Online: Record a bounced check using an expense.
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