Not necessarily, but they are a red flag depending on how you record your sales. What you're looking for is a deposit AND an invoice or sales receipt for the same customer/amount. If you need help checking for duplicate income in your QuickBooks you can schedule a 15-minute meeting and we can take a look at it together: www.gentlefrog.com/meeting/
@@relaxedclub9425 Yes, duplicate income can still exist. My free Review Your QuickBooks mini-course talks about how to find and correct this: courses.gentlefrog.com/review-your-quickbooks
So the idea is, no deposit should be seen in the transaction detail report you first pulled, correct?
Not necessarily, but they are a red flag depending on how you record your sales. What you're looking for is a deposit AND an invoice or sales receipt for the same customer/amount.
If you need help checking for duplicate income in your QuickBooks you can schedule a 15-minute meeting and we can take a look at it together: www.gentlefrog.com/meeting/
@@GentleFrog Great. So if I don't use invoices or receipts, can a duplicate income exist & if yes, what the the right procedure to follow to fix that?
@@relaxedclub9425 Yes, duplicate income can still exist. My free Review Your QuickBooks mini-course talks about how to find and correct this: courses.gentlefrog.com/review-your-quickbooks