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- 1 How to Show Payments on statements in Quickbooks Desktop
- 1.1 Step One
- 1.2 Step Two
- 1.3 Step Three
- 1.4 Fourth Step
- 1.5 Fifth Step
- 1.6 Sixth Step
- 1.7 Seventh Step
- 1.8 1. Running The Transaction Statement
- 1.9 2. Creating and Managing Statements
- 1.10 3. Discussing the types of the Statements
- 1.11 4. Creating Statements for the Single Customer
- 1.12 5. Creating Statements for the Multiple Customers
- 1.13 6. Creating Statements for the sub-customers
How to Show Payments on statements in Quickbooks Desktop
Customer statements could be customized in order to show the line item detail and memo in every invoice.
Let’s have a look at how:
Total Time: 10 minutes
Step One
First of all, go to the icon of Gear
Step Two
Then tap on Account and Settings
Step Three
Select the tab of Sales
Fourth Step
After that tap on the Statements
Fifth Step
Then select, List every transaction including all the detail lines
Sixth Step
After that tap on Save
Seventh Step
In the last click on Done.
In order to show the amount received as well as the total amount for a specific period, run the report of the customer transaction statement. You will be able to see all the activities on the dates you selected.
1. Running The Transaction Statement
- Go to the tab of Customers
- Tap on the name of the customer
- After that click on New Transaction
- Then select the Statement
- Tap on the drop-down resent under the Statement Type, after that choose the Transaction Statement
- Then select the End and Start Date, the correct one
- After that click on Apply
2. Creating and Managing Statements
The statement helps in showing the customer account’s status at a particular time. Payments, credits, and sales transactions are represented by every line item.
Though it does not provide detailed information, a statement could be created based on what you are willing to share with the customer.
3. Discussing the types of the Statements
- Balance Forward: It shows the activities held between all the Start as well as End dates. The total balance forward will be shown at the top.
- Open Item: It shows all the invoices that are open on a specific previous date.
- Transaction Statement: It shows the transaction amount and also the amount which is received on per transaction, without showing the total balance.
4. Creating Statements for the Single Customer
- Sign in to the company file of QuickBooks Online
- Now from the left menu, select Sales and after that Customers
- Then select the customer, for which you are willing to create the statement for
- Now from the drop-down column of Action, select Create Statement
- Then choose the statement type, which you want to get created
- After that, if required, set End Date, Start Date, and Statement Date
- Then to view the statement select Apply
- Then select Save
5. Creating Statements for the Multiple Customers
- Select the icon which says Plus (+) from the top and then select Statement
- Choose the Statement and then get the criteria set for an additional statement if necessary
- Select Apply
- Then in order to know the instructions and tips review the screen
- You can select Save and Close or Save
6. Creating Statements for the sub-customers
A separate statement could be created for the sub-customers if the Bill with parent is not set.
- Go to the left menu and select Sales and then Customers
- Then choose the sub-customer that you are willing to edit and after that choose Edit
- Now set Bill this customer in the drop-down and then choose Save
- Now, you can get the statements created for multiple or single customers
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