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Hi community, we appreciate this idea has collected a fair amount of votes and commentary. This has all been feedback and taken seriously by our product teams.
Currently, there are ways to record a bad debt in Xero, depending on your tax registration status and how you want the transactions to be recorded in your reports - We have help for this on Xero Central you can draw into.
We don’t have any plans in the near term to expand functionality to develop a button to write off invoices or bills as 'bad debt'. If anything changes in this space, we’ll update you on this idea!
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Hi community, We're excited that enhancements to your bank reconciliation experience in Xero are in the process of being rolled out! Some may notice you can now effortlessly search and filter statement lines based on your preferred criteria, giving you ultimate control and efficiency. Plus you’ll be able to view more statement lines on your screen - up to 50 unreconciled statement lines on one page. 🚀
Worth noting here with the interest in getting a narrower view of statement lines that need reconciling on a given or between certain dates - you’ll find with the more option to the right of Search you’ll be able to set a date range and filter down your view 😁If you don't quite have the new features yet, I can assure you they are coming soon, as we ramp up the release of this to everyone over the next few weeks. I'll…
Jason Goodridge
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620 votes
Hi everyone, thanks for joining and supporting this idea.
We understand there are a few different use cases for why you'd like to attach a file to an asset within the Fixed Assets register, as well as transactions themselves.
To be upfront our team's current focus, like many areas of Xero, is on upgrading Fixed Asset technology, as we build greater consistency between Xero experiences, making it easier to learn and navigate Xero. Some of these changes may seem minor, but are critical in terms of delivering new and exciting value later on.
That being said, our team is researching what comes next and this is a focus because it is the most supported idea for Fixed Assets right now.
As we continue forming the future of Fixed Assets in Xero, we'll share if there’s any updates.
Jason Goodridge
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924 votes
Hi community, appreciate the want for more of an update from us on this highly voted idea. Since Kelly’s last message I am pleased to let you know that our product team has done some discovery work in this space. More specifically, exploring the different ways in which the problem could be solved in Xero, alongside understanding the technical challenges. The feedback you’ve shared has been really useful for our product team’s research 🙏
We recognise the importance of needing to know which bills are flagged, so people making payment can review whether a bill should be paid or not, to avoid inadvertent payment. Being able to improve this workflow is important to us and once we have solution concepts, we will be sure to reach out to this community for feedback.
Right now there are no specific time frames available as to when this might be worked on, but…
Jason Goodridge
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136 votesJason Goodridge
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Ways I've written off bad debts:
1. Create an expense account called "Bad Debts Written Off" and mark it as being able to receive payments. "Pay" the invoice to the bad debt expense account; or
2. Void the invoice (with or without a note); or
3. Add an item into the invoice which links to the bad debt account (from #1) and add a negative amount to zero the invoice out.
Options 1 and 3 are more "obvious" as you see the words "bad debt" in there somewhere. They have different timing though, as 3 will have the expense timed with the invoice (which may be after BAS is filed, requiring an adjustment later/EOFY) but option 1 can be timed when you actually write off the invoice.
Option 1 is my "go to" solution here as it reflects the timing properly and is easily identifyable as a cost on the P/L.
I do agree that a more consistent way of doing this and knowing what the impacts will be would be useful.