We invoice clients in two parts:
1. Initial deposit prior to work.
2. Final payment after work is complete.
Can we use a single invoice to do this? Two payments one inv.
We invoice clients in two parts:
1. Initial deposit prior to work.
2. Final payment after work is complete.
Can we use a single invoice to do this? Two payments one inv.
We invoice clients in two parts:
1. Initial deposit prior to work.
2. Final payment after work is complete.
Can we use a single invoice to do this? Two payments one inv.
Hello,
You can enter a payment from your customer before you create your invoice. When creating your invoice you can apply that credit to the invoice and then they will only owe the 2nd half of it.
We invoice clients in two parts:
1. Initial deposit prior to work.
2. Final payment after work is complete.
Can we use a single invoice to do this? Two payments one inv.
A deposit is not income, it is a liability, and when paid it should post to a liability account. Later the customer is invoiced, and the deposit reduces the total amount due, then income will post when the job is done as it should be
so no you should not use one invoice for both the sale and the deposit
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