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On December 31, 2026, QuickBooks Online Accountant will officially be discontinued and Intuit Accountant Suite will take its place. Join us for a hands-on tour of the new platform.

Negative Deposits is now a thing in QuickBooks Online!

Negative deposits are a thing now

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Today’s Look What I Found!™ was brought to my attention by Rebeccah Johnson, solving one of the biggest workarounds in QBO. Can I tell you how excited I am? This Negative Deposits feature is one of the best QBO improvements in recent memory!

YOU CAN NOW MAKE NEGATIVE DEPOSITS IN QBO!

I am SO excited! I spend a lot of time teaching people workarounds for those times when money is taken out of your account by the bank. 

Up until now, you couldn’t use +New > Bank Deposit if the result was negative. For example, if your daily merchant services deposit had a large customer refund that caused the bank to take money from your checking account instead of depositing a daily batch, you had to include a wonky adjusting entry to make it work (I demo this in https://royalwise.com/negative-deposits-quickbooks/). Now you can just batch all the daily sales together naturally, no extra steps needed!

This also opens new possibilities for bounced checks. Instead of the workaround I use at http://royl.ws/QBO-Bounced, we can now use this form as an option…in my next Tricky Situations class on Sept 13 I’ll demonstrate brand-new workflows with the best way to handle these (link to upcoming class).

I am looking forward to rewriting many of my classes with this all-new feature. Stay tuned!

 

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Alicia Katz Pollock
Recently named the 2026 Top ProAdvisor Educator by Insightful Accountant, Alicia is a nationally recognized QuickBooks Online expert with a Master’s in Teaching and decades of business consulting experience. Known for her patience, commitment, and approachable teaching style, she makes QuickBooks easier to understand for small business owners and accounting professionals alike, helping them build the skills they need to manage their finances with clarity and ease.
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Alicia Katz Pollock
Recently named the 2026 Top ProAdvisor Educator by Insightful Accountant, Alicia is a nationally recognized QuickBooks Online expert with a Master’s in Teaching and decades of business consulting experience. Known for her patience, commitment, and approachable teaching style, she makes QuickBooks easier to understand for small business owners and accounting professionals alike, helping them build the skills they need to manage their finances with clarity and ease.
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