Partial Charges
7/2/09 4:48 PM, Viewed by asker 7/3/09 12:52 PM
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A reimbursable expense is charged to a credit card, but a portion of the charge is paid to you in cash and the remainder is charged to the client. How do you treat the cash portion?
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Spend it
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Spend it
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Create an invoice to pull the total amount in.
Go to Receive payments and receive the cash payment.
The remaining balance will be available to invoice.
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In Marge's defense, this whole forum platform is extremely user un-friendly - especially for people who aren't used to forum platforms.
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Thank you, Laura for your comments. I had no idea I was in the wrong forum and I also had no idea that there were such nasty people out there.
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You are welcome.
If you mark my answer as 'solving your problem', it will close the thread forever.
Moving on,
I am,
Laura D
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So Marge posts her question to the wrong Forum, and then passes out minus points when corrected. Nice.