How to deal with deductions on sales in QuickBooks Online

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[@paulbarnes1549]

Thanks Aaron. Im jyst starting out in bookkeeping ang qbo do you videos have been immensely helpful. Daily sales and Simon fees are my current challenge but with respect to this video, hope about an overpayment on a sales invoice

[@TheQuickBooksChap]

Great to hear, i have move videos around sales due soon! 😊

[@sandisosibanda8457]

Hi Aaron how would you deal with a deduction at source from your customer who is also your supplier. They have netted a liability against a sales invoice. so you have received less in the bank?

[@Koomberi]

What about using a cost of sale account named Commission/Fees when client deducts % commission

[@TheQuickBooksChap]

That would also work