Hi, I may be missing it but can’t see how on Quickfile one enters a payment received that has not been invoiced for, such as royalties.
Suggestions much appreciated.
Many thanks.
Hi, I may be missing it but can’t see how on Quickfile one enters a payment received that has not been invoiced for, such as royalties.
Suggestions much appreciated.
Many thanks.
I found this in forum which is may helpful
Thank you for looking rhc, much appreciated. But I’m afraid the post does not answer the question: how on Quickfile do you log money received that does not relate to an invoice?
Presumably there is a way round that?
Hello @GJH
Do you need to show the income received on a vat return?
If so you have to enter an invoice as the vat return only picks up sales and purchase invoices. Follow @ian_roberts advice from the article @rhc sent you above
If not you could post a money in transaction on your bank and tag it to a nominal code
If there is no VAT involved, I usually post this sort of transaction to nominal 4900 Miscellaneous Income
Hi Steve & Rob,
Yes, I need to show the income received on a VAT return.
So will look at @ian_roberts advice as suggested.
Many thanks for your quick replies,
Graham
OK. Ian Roberts states about royalties, “You need to enter them as “invoices” in QuickFile anyway, but you could use a dummy client (or a separate client for each source, if you prefer). I do the same with my retail shop - I don’t generally issue proper VAT invoices to retail customers but I create one invoice in QuickFile for each day’s retail sales to properly account for the VAT”.
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