How to Pay Multiple Bills Using a Check in QuickBooks Online

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In a previous post, I showed you how to record bills in QuickBooks Online. In this tutorial, I will show you how easy it is to pay your bills in QuickBooks Online and avoid overpaying your vendors.

Log into QuickBooks Online and watch the video and follow the guide to get started.

Step by Step Guide

Click on the Quick Create "+" icon in the top right navigation bar. 

Under the Vendor column, click on Pay Bills.

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QuickBooks Online will open up a bill payment screen with any outstanding bills listed. Do the following:

  • Select the payment account

  • Select the payment date

  • Enter the reference number or starting check number

  • Select print later if you are printing the checks using your check stock

  • Check the box next to the bills you want to pay

  • Confirm your total payment balance

  • Click save and print to print the checks using your check stock

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In the print screen, QuickBooks Online will ask you to choose your check stock type and set up your printer settings to print out checks.

Follow the instructions on the page to get the printer alignment correct then click the Yes, I'm finished with the setup button to continue to the next page.

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On the next screen, enter the starting check number from your check stock then click on the preview and print button to print the checks.

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In the popup print preview screen, select your printer options to print the check(s).

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Once you have printed out the checks, QuickBooks Online will ask to confirm that the checks printed okay. You can select one of the following options to complete the process:

  • Yes, they all printed correctly

  • Some checks need reprinting, starting with check number

  • No, keep all checks in the Print Checks list

Click done after selecting your option.

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