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Tommytech
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10 months ago

Overpayment

This is a bit of a two part question.

 

I had 2 outstanding invoices with a client. They paid them together as one transaction but over payed it. 

 

first question is how do I match the transaction to the invoices if it’s as one one payment. 

second question how do I refund them the overpayment and reconcile the accounts so I don’t pay tax on the amount they overpaid. 

Thanks,

looks forward to a response.

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  • Hey there!

    Thanks for your question—love how clearly you’ve explained it. Let’s break it down:

    Part one: Matching one payment to two invoices
    At the moment, Solo doesn’t support splitting one payment across multiple invoices just yet (but it’s a popular request and we’re on it!). For now, the best workaround is to manually mark both invoices as paid and add a note referencing the combined payment. Not perfect—we know!—but it’ll keep your records in order.

    Part two: Refunding the overpayment
    You can process a refund by opening the original expense and recording the refund from there. Here’s how:

    🔗 Record a refund

    1. Head to Money out
    2. Tap View all expenses
    3. Open the paid expense
    4. Tap More (⋯) and choose Record refund
    5. Select the Payment category (where the money was refunded to)
    6. If it's a partial refund, you can adjust the amount and line items

    Right now, refunds are still a bit basic—but good news! We’ve got a bunch of improvements to refunds coming in our next release, landing early this month. 🚀

    And just a heads-up: while you can create your own categories under More > Categories, they act more like tags and aren’t linked accounts (yet).

    Let me know if you’d like a hand walking through any of this—I’ve got you! 😊

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