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Hi there - is there any other reasons why my cash deposits are consistently 6.5-10% less than what Square shows I take in? I"m hoping there is not theft going on. Looking for any suggestions such as error when taking cash in on the register, anything else I'm not aware of? Sweating over here! Thanks!
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@bktb25 A little more information is needed. You are saying your cash deposits are lower than what Square shows.
A) Does this mean you sold Items for Cash, and Square reports a cash sale of $100 but only $90 -$93 makes it to your bank?
B) Do you mean your deposit from Square is not match what your bank deposit shows?
If A) then that would be theft since Square only deposits Credit Card charges to your bank.
If B) then did you subtract discounts, Square Fees, also are you taking an Instant Transfer from Square which also has some fees which will have your deposit lower?
If you go here:https://squareup.com/dashboard/balances and then click on your daily balance then choose View All Transfers, select a date and it will show you the fees and break down of your deposit for a date. I am not sure if this is the date of transaction or the date the deposit was made, compare the dates with your bank records. Again this is only for your credit card receipts.
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Thanks, Keith. I will specify more.
Say for the month of March, Square says I brought in $10,000 in cash.
When reviewing my Quickbooks synced with my business checking, I only show $7,000 in cash deposited.
That's a difference of $3,000 in cash.
With minimal cash errors in each drawer, we were over $10.03 for the month
I did the math:
TOTAL SALES (cash & card)
- (minus) Sales Tax
- (minus) Fees
- (minus) Square Capital payments
This left me with, just a number for example, a $1,750 difference in monthly income vs the $3,000 that QB shows in comparison with Square.
I feel like I'm missing something.
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@bktb25 ,
If you go here on your Square Dashboard:
This will bring up your sales Summary for the time period you specify. If you scroll down to payments you will see:
Total Collected - This is the total amount you collected through Square
Cash - actual Cash sales
Card - Total Credit card sales
Gift Card - Gift Cards that were used
Other - Check Money order for example that does not fall into the above categories.
So when you say Cash Sales do you mean Cash or the Total collected for the month?
Because from this quote of yours:
"Say for the month of March, Square says I brought in $10,000 in cash.
When reviewing my Quickbooks synced with my business checking, I only show $7,000 in cash deposited.
That's a difference of $3,000 in cash."
This would mean to me that your cash drawer is missing $3000. meaning you sold items and received a cash payment but the cash never made it to your bank. This would not be Squares fault but that someone is taking cash out of your drawer and pocketing it.
Square deposits all funds from Credit card sales minus their fees.
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@bktb25 For your deposits into the bank, do you take the cash to the bank each day or each week yourself? What is your procedure for taking cash/currency deposits to your bank?
You should be able to do a pretty quick audit to see what you are missing:
Deposits in your bank for the month (from your statement) should = cash deposits + square deposits (Credit Card transactions - fees - square capital deductions). The thing I would look at first is to make sure that your deposit tickets each day you take cash to the bank should equal the cash shown on the report. Just cash and remove square from the equation.
I would look at all your "counter" deposits and work back from there. Can I ask what is your daily deposit system/procedure? Where does the cash go in the drawer after you balance it out at the end of the day?
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@bktb25 If you are talking about true cash you take in, which report are you looking at and are you looking at gross sales, net sales, or total collected?
Total collected should be Cash + Cards + Other Tenders (cash app, gift cards, etc.). Gross sales does not include sales taxes in the reporting only total collected.
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Thanks, Donnie. I'm looking at the bottom of the report where it says "Payments", and how much of the monthly total was taken in Cash.
I take sales tax out of the bank account after it's deposited.
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