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Don94
August 2, 2021
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  • August 2, 2021
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I am using Quickbooks Premier Canadian Edition 2021. How do I record a bill paid via e-transfer rather than by cheque?  

Best answer by JamesM4

Hello 94. I appreciate you connecting with us here. Just to add to the info that Noelia has provided above, I encourage you to check out this helpful article that shows you how to Pay bills in QuickBooks Desktop. If e-transfer isn't an option for a payment method, I suggest manually adding it using this article here as guidance. Give this a try and keep me posted on how you make out. I'll be here in case you have other questions. 

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Noelia Nievas
Noelia Nievas
August 2, 2021

Hi @Don94 

 

Knowing where and how to record transactions is very important for your books. I am glad you have reached out to the community to ask for some assistance in completing a transaction.

 

  1. Select + New.
  2. Select Expenses, then Vendors.
  3. Select the vendor with the bill you'd like to pay, then select the bill.
  4. In the Action column, select Make payment.
  5. From the Bank/Credit account drop-down, select the bank.
  6. Uncheck Print Later.
  7. Enter a note in the Ref no. field to identify which payment it is.
  8. Fill in the Payment date and Amount.
  9. In the Outstanding Transactions section, select the bill or bills you're recording a payment for.
  10. Select Save and Close.

 

Click here for the full article which would greatly help. Reach out back if you require further assistance.

 

Noelia

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JamesM4Answer
August 2, 2021

Hello 94. I appreciate you connecting with us here. Just to add to the info that Noelia has provided above, I encourage you to check out this helpful article that shows you how to Pay bills in QuickBooks Desktop. If e-transfer isn't an option for a payment method, I suggest manually adding it using this article here as guidance. Give this a try and keep me posted on how you make out. I'll be here in case you have other questions. 

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