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The payments profile (formerly ?billing customer?) keeps details about the person or organization that is legally responsible for costs produced by a Google Ads account. It holds the contact details, payment methods and settings, and a unique numeric ID which appears on account invoices and other documents.

Edit or delete a profile Sign in to your payments summary. If you have more than one profile: At the top right of the page next to your name, tap or click the Down arrow. . Choose the profile that you want to edit. Make your edits. You can change information like your address, tax ID and payment methods. Save your edits.

Go to Bookkeeping, select Transactions, then select All sales (Take me there). Filter type of transaction for Money received and select Apply. Select the payment you wish to change. Select the customer's name that you wish to change to.

You may have multiple payments profiles if you: Change your home country or region: If you moved, are traveling, or have temporary residence in another country or region, you must create a new payments profile. Learn how to create a new profile to change your home country.

How to edit your payment method Open the Google Play app . At the top right, tap the profile icon. Tap Payments & subscriptions Payment methods. More payment settings. If asked, sign in to Google Pay. Under the payment method you want to remove, tap Edit. Make your changes. Tap Update.

Reclassify and move transactions Open your client's QuickBooks Online company. Select the Accountant Tools and then Reclassify transactions. From the Account types dropdown menu, select Profit and loss to see income and expense accounts. ... From the Account list, select the account with the transactions you want to change.

After you create your payments profile, you cannot change your payments profile ID or account type, but you can change your document language preference and legal business address. The payment information in your profile is available only to Google.

If a payment is returned by your financial institution (e.g., due to insufficient funds, incorrect account information, closed account, etc.) the IRS will mail a Letter 4870 to the address we have on file for you, explaining why the payment could not be processed, and providing alternate payment options.

Direct Debit Installment Agreement payments show up approximately four days before they will be withdrawn from your bank account. Debit/credit card payments will appear 1-2 days after your payment date.

If the IRS has sent repeated notices demanding payment and you haven't paid or tried to set up other arrangements, the IRS may issue a bank levy. When this happens, the bank freezes access to your account and eventually sends the funds to the IRS.