

On the Banking tab, you should never ADD deposit to sales, if you have created an invoice. "My question is, when my banking shows there was a $5000 deposit of sales into my bank account (due to physically depositing $5000 worth of checks into the bank) do I confirm this payment or will it add the $5000 again towards my sales as I have already applied it to the outstanding invoices? Is this double entering the sales?" My question is, when my banking shows there was a $5000 deposit of sales into my bank account (due to physically depositing $5000 worth of checks into the bank) do I confirm this payment or will it add the $5000 again towards my sales as I have already applied it to the outstanding invoices? Is this double entering the sales? For example, if there are $5000 in outstanding invoices and I mark those payed, the $5000 now goes towards my total sales. When I apply 'receive payments' for outstanding invoices the money goes in towards my sales. I use qb online and have my bank account linked to the account. I’ll be here to help you you please clarify something for me.

Let me know if you other concerns or follow-up questions about your entries. It contains complete instructions to ensure everything is balanced and accurate. Moving forward, have this as a guide when you reconcile your account. You can use this reference for additional information about categorizing and matching online bank transactions in QBO. Choose the bank account where the money was deposited.Then you’ll have to go to your Banking page to match it to the deposit.

