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This updated guide examines How to Pay Independent Contractors in Quickbooks and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
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Pay an Independent Contractor in Quickbooks
Create a bill to represent the work done by the independent contractor for your business.
- Point to the "Vendors" menu and select "Enter Bills."
- Select the name of your independent contractor from the drop-down box next to the "Vendor" field.
- Enter the amount of money you owe the independent contractor in the field for "Amount Due."
- Enter the independent contractor's information in the optional fields for reference number, terms, and memo, if applicable.
- Click on the "Expenses" tab and choose your independent contractor's expense account from the drop-down list next to the "Account" field.
- Click on "Save" to finish creating the bill.
Pay the independent contractor's bill.
- Click on the "Pay Bills" option from the "Vendors" menu in your session.
- Select the bill that needs to be paid and choose your desired payment method from the drop-down menu next to the "Payment Method" field. A variety of payment methods are available; including check, credit card, cash, debit card, PayPal, and other online payment methods.
- Select the business account from which you want to pay your independent contractor from the "Payment Account" field.
- Click on the button for "Pay Selected Bills" to successfully complete the payment process.
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