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Quickbooks - Recording Supplier Overpayment
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Hi all,

going a bit crazy here!  I've not used Quickbooks much but I help out a friend who uses it and have come across something I can't solve - and it's driving me mad because on Xero it's so simple!

He's overpaid a supplier and with no further bills to apply the credit to, I'd like to create an overpayment on the supplier account.  Having Googled it I've created a bank deposit with the supplier as Payee and Accounts Payable as the account.  How do I apply it to the supplier so that I see the amount as a credit?  I know it's created the deposit as I can see it in the bank register but not in the supplier account.

Help is much appreciated :)

Regards, Eva.



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