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In this lesson, we cover how to create a sales receipt.
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Quick reference
Using sales receipts
A sales receipt is a form that will track what was sold and who it was sold to.
When to use
If you want to track what you've sold and/or who you've sold it to, you'll use either a sales receipt or an invoice. The sales receipt is chosen if the customer is paying you upon receipt of the goods or services.
Instructions
If you use a point of sale system and this system is integrated with QuickBooks Online, a sales receipt will be automatically created for you.
If you need to create the sales receipt yourself:
- Click on the + New in the upper left hand corner
- Select sale receipt under the column called customer
- Fill in the sales receipt form
- Customer (optional but really, why would you leave this blank?)
- Email (optional)
- Date
- Payment method
- Deposit to (on the dropdown, choose where you're depositing the money to)
- Product/service (pick what you're selling on the dropdown)
- Quantity (pick how many you're selling)
- Rate (enter the price each)
- Repeat 6-8 for as many things as you're selling on this sales receipt
- Choose save and close (or save and send, or save and new)
Hints & tips
- Do not use this in conjunction with an invoice or depositing directly to income. Please pick one method and stick with it to minimize the chances that you'll make an error with your income.
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