Proper Invoice Formats

My bookeeper (who I believe is using QB Pro 2003, maybe 2006) is sending out invoices that ONLY show the wmount due this month (we bill a constant amount each month, at the first of each month).

My problem is that some of our customers are a few months behind. My bookeeper further tells me that the only thing we can do is send out a QB "Statement," which shows which months they have not yet paid for (as we post receipts to the most aged recievable). Yet, even these "Statement" doi nto show the most recent amount paid.

Surely, there must be some standard way, in QB, to format an invoice such that it shows the agings of past due amounts, activity since the last invoice (i.e. amounts paid) as well as current amounts due? Is there some kind of settings or formatting that she can do to achieve this? Thank you.

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R. Vince
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An invoice is a billing for product or service. A statement is a summary of invoices and payments, customized by you for a time-frame.

It is possible to customize an invoice to show additional information to inform the customer of their aged unpaid balance. This is typically located at the bottom of the invoice, apart from the total of the current charges.

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Joanne

But there is no way to show, say, activity within the period since that last invoice as well on their (e.g., showing their recent payment?) Thanks.

Reply to
R. Vince

Try expanding the time period that the statement covers. That should contain all of the activity.

Reply to
Ace

You can show as much history as you choose, but not on an INVOICE. You must use a STATEMENT.

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Joanne

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