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The QuickBooks Unapplied Cash Payment Income indicates an account that generates revenue on a cash basis. It does not report this income in the Sales form. It is important to make the payment on the payment date rather than making it on the Invoice date to clear the Unapplied Cash Payment. Due to accounting purposes, this payment may have to be cleared and is reported differently in various accounting methods. The process can be performed on QuickBooks Desktop as well as the available Online version.

What is Unapplied Cash Payment Income in QuickBooks?
QuickBooks unapplied cash payment income/expense can be stored in an account. This account is useful for the reporting of revenue that is based on cash. These revenues may be received but may not be considered as sales. Such revenue can mean that a user has taken the amount and never showed the collected revenue in the form of sales. Also, the date of this payment can be much earlier than the printed one on the applied invoice.

There are two types of accounts for unapplied cash payment income in QuickBooks. These include:

Unapplied Cash Payment Income Account:
An unapplied cash payment income account is a type of account needed for reporting the income based on cash that is collected and not recorded as sales. The product/service can also be mapped to the bank account which can lead this amount to the Unapplied Cash Payment Income even when the real payment has not been received.

QuickBooks Unapplied Cash Bill Payment Expense Account:
The account for QB unapplied cash bill payment expense can record the expense on a cash basis from a vendor or paychecks that have been sent to her/him. These cash/checks may have not been reported to the vendor’s bill. This can take place when a bill has been created for an account balance of a credit card.

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