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How do I set up members and enter their contributions into Quickbooks Pro

by MaryJo
(Bismarck, AR USA)

How do I set up members and enter their weekly contributions into Quickbooks Pro 2014 under customer/transaction section?

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Jan 14, 2014
 Quickbooks
by: Sandi

donors are customers and you track by entering a sales receipt for each person. If you do a search on google you should find a lot of "how to" on this.

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Feb 11, 2016
 Elevate
by: Bethany

I have been using quickbooks online for a couple years and have unknowingly been entering our church members giving under receive payments. That has in turn caused all of that giving to show under accounts receivable. I am trying to find out how to correct that to be entered under sales receipts which will then no longer be reported under accounts receivable.
Aug 03, 2016
 Converting payments to receipts
by: Mike

Been a new and self taught user to (QB Online) I entered the members donations under payments. Which is now showing under my activity report as revenue. I need to convert the payments to receipt, but have not been able to figure out a way, other than to delete what already there, and entering the information again. Any Ideas??

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