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Entering Received Customer Payment without an Invoice Go to the + New button. Select Receive payment. In the Customer dropdown, select the customer. In the Outstanding Transactions section, select the open invoice you want to apply the credit memo to. In the Credits section, select the credit memos you want to apply.

Select + New. Select Bank Deposit. From the Account ? dropdown, choose the account you want to put the money into. Select the checkbox for each transaction you want to combine.

The Undeposited Funds account holds customer payments in QuickBooks until you deposit them at your real-life bank. Once you have your deposit slip, you can combine these payments into a single record so QuickBooks matches your bank records.

Undeposited Funds is simply a holding account that tracks payments received from customers that have not been deposited to your bank account. Thinking in literal terms, this is your "desk." It's where checks live once they have been applied as payments, but before they have been deposited.

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Go to Sales, then select All sales (Take me there). Filter the type of transaction for Money received, then select Apply. Select the payment you want to undo. Select More, then Delete. The payment has been deleted.

Sometimes, negative value transactions show up in Undeposited Funds and appear on the Bank Deposit screen (for example, if you issue a customer refund from Undeposited Funds). You can't deposit a negative value entry by itself. The net deposit must be a value greater than or equal to zero.

The ?normal? balance for the Undeposited Funds account is $0. If you see a balance in Undeposited Funds on your balance sheet, you need to investigate. First, reconcile your bank accounts to make sure you have recorded all the deposits you have made.