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hi mrs. Rachel Barnett with gentle frog in todays video of custom QuickBooks training I want to talk to you about the differences between entering a sales receipt entering an invoice and just making a deposit into your register [Music] all of these are three different ways of recording income in to your QuickBooks and sometimes its a little confusing to know which is which for this demo Im going to be using the QuickBooks online test drive file when you deposit money into your bank account thats income you need to tell QuickBooks this is income from there you need to decide it may can attract the person that its coming from in the services I have sold them or am I just gonna record it as income the question becomes what information do you want QuickBooks to provide back to you later if youre the ice cream seller at the farmers market you just need to know how much money you collect and selling ice cream if you provide services such as repairs or consulting or coaching that sort o
