When you delete a transaction, it is permanently removed from your records. Note the following when deleting a transaction.

You can only delete a sale or purchase that does not have a payment applied to it. If you have recorded a payment for a sale or purchase, you must first delete the payment and then delete the transaction. Any early payment discounts that have been given must also be deleted before the transaction can be deleted.

If you applied a vendor debit towards a purchase, you must delete the debit before you can delete the purchase. A credit note applied to a sale must also be deleted before the sale can be deleted.

If you want to delete an individual receipt that was recorded as part of a bank deposit of receipts grouped in the undeposited funds account, you must first delete the bank deposit. When you delete a bank deposit, all the cash receipts included in the bank deposit are returned to the Prepare Bank Deposit window. You can then delete the required receipt from this window.

If you delete a reconciled transaction, your bank reconciliation will be out of balance. Reconciled transactions should be reversed. See Reversing a transaction.

You cannot delete a purchase if it will result in a negative on-hand inventory count.

Credit card payment transactions that have been authorized using the Merchant Account Service can only be reversed or voided. If an authorized transaction is voided, the transaction is automatically deleted as part of the voiding process.