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amount due: Is there a best practice for putting in recurring expenses/bills when you don’t have the exact amount due?

Sure, like this:

I set my Electricity recurring credit card charge as $150. Each month, when I get the actual charge, I update that to the Actual. The $150 acts as a sort of Budget process, to keep me on track with upcoming projected expenditures.

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amount due: My customer has an open invoice with us. Instead of paying us the amount due, they gave us credit towards an order we placed with them. How do I record this transaction?

Look here: http://www.quick-training.com/2013/03/29/recording-barterling-services-in-quickbooks/ It is a Barter.

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amount due: How do I record a deferred bonus in my last fiscal year? Is it reflected as part of Accounts Payable?

clicking here or by using other amount due support options.

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amount due: In “Statements”, how do you move the “Amount Due” field (or the entire page) up about one-sixteenth inch to prevent truncation of the bottom edge of the dollar value?

My problem, however, was that my company logo which I had put in place long ago was still positioned as the top layer. As soon as I used “Format > Arrange > Send to Back” the field that I needed to adjust responded appropriately.

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amount due: We invoice each tenant individually, as a subclient. QBOL is pulling payments for other tenants in the same house as the balance forward. Is there a way to correct this?

It sounds like you have account summary check marked in customize forms – is that the area you are talking about?

If so uncheck it, an the invoice will only show the current amount due

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amount due: can I show a levy paid in advance and then deduct from it as charges are incurred?

Create an asset account called pre-paid (levy?) and post your payment to it

When you pay the bill, list the expense account and the amount due, then on the next line list that pre-paid account and enter the amount as a negative number, save the zero amount bill

the bill will paid, […]

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amount due: When I apply vendor credit to account, it is not being deducted from amount due to vendor

When you attempt to apply the credit to the vendor, are you following the below process or something different? If something different, please comment and let me know how you’re going about it. This way I can recreate it on my end.

How do I link a vendor refund check to […]

Resolution for 'amount due issue: 'When I apply vendor credit to account, it is not being deducted from amount due to vendor' available: Yes.

The amount due issue or error code is a known issue in Quickbooks Online (QBO) and/or Quickbooks. Support for this issue is available either by self-service or paid support options. Experts are available to resolve your Quickbooks issue to ensure minimal downtime and continue running your business. First try to resolve the amount due issue yourself by looking for a resolution described in the article. If it is a complex amount due issue or you are unable to solve the issue, you may contact us by clicking here or by using other amount due support options.

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