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Need help with vendor check that was stolen

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Wrote a check to subcontractor.  Check was stolen and deposited via mobile deposit.  Bank did credit our account but I'm unsure how to handle the transaction so the subcontractor's 1099 will be correct

Best answer by earllanm

Thanks for sharing your concern about the stolen check, Robin1927. I'm here to guide you on how you can resolve this in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT).

 

It's necessary to record checks issued to your subcontractor. You can create an expense account and reassign the stolen check for tracking purposes.

 

Here's how:

 

  1. Go to the List menu, then click Chart of Accounts.
  2. Select Account, then click New to create.
  3. Tick the Expense, then input the Account Name.
  4. Hit Continue.

 

Once finished, you can edit the check issued to the subcontractor and recategorize it to the recently created expense account. Then create a bank deposit to record the credit received in your bank account and assign it to the expense account to zero the amount.

 

Here's how:

 

  1. Under the Vendor menu, select Vendor Center.
  2. Locate and click on the sub-contractor at issue.
  3. Find the check and double-click to edit it.
  4. In the Expense tab, assign the amount to the recently created expense account.
  5. After that, go to Banking and click Make Deposits.
  6. Choose the correct bank account where the credited amount is.
  7. Under From Account, find the expense account recently created.
  8. Enter the amount of the check.

 

You can refer to this article when running a 1099 report to ensure the correct details of your subcontractor: Create 1099 reports in QuickBooks.

 

Moreover, you can visit these links on reissuing check payments and fixing missing contractors in QBDT:

 

 

I'm prepared to provide further information about stolen vendor checks by commenting below. I'm available around the clock to provide relevant information. Have a good one.

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earllanmAnswer
August 27, 2024

Thanks for sharing your concern about the stolen check, Robin1927. I'm here to guide you on how you can resolve this in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT).

 

It's necessary to record checks issued to your subcontractor. You can create an expense account and reassign the stolen check for tracking purposes.

 

Here's how:

 

  1. Go to the List menu, then click Chart of Accounts.
  2. Select Account, then click New to create.
  3. Tick the Expense, then input the Account Name.
  4. Hit Continue.

 

Once finished, you can edit the check issued to the subcontractor and recategorize it to the recently created expense account. Then create a bank deposit to record the credit received in your bank account and assign it to the expense account to zero the amount.

 

Here's how:

 

  1. Under the Vendor menu, select Vendor Center.
  2. Locate and click on the sub-contractor at issue.
  3. Find the check and double-click to edit it.
  4. In the Expense tab, assign the amount to the recently created expense account.
  5. After that, go to Banking and click Make Deposits.
  6. Choose the correct bank account where the credited amount is.
  7. Under From Account, find the expense account recently created.
  8. Enter the amount of the check.

 

You can refer to this article when running a 1099 report to ensure the correct details of your subcontractor: Create 1099 reports in QuickBooks.

 

Moreover, you can visit these links on reissuing check payments and fixing missing contractors in QBDT:

 

 

I'm prepared to provide further information about stolen vendor checks by commenting below. I'm available around the clock to provide relevant information. Have a good one.

Robin1927Author
August 28, 2024

Thanks for the help!  Problem solved

August 28, 2024

Thanks for responding to the thread, @Robin1927.

 

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