How to Write Off Bad Invoices

How to Write Off Bad Invoices

Overview

For invoices that are not going to be paid, you will need to create a credit memo that will be used to cover the open balance of the selected invoice(s). To do this: 
  1. Open the Sales Returns & Customer Credits list in the Sales module and then select Create > New. 

  2. Where the credit memo says "Apply automatically", choose "Apply manually" and an "Allocate credit" window will open. 

  3. Select the invoice(s) that need to be written off, and then select "Apply".

  4. Save and close the credit memo.  


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