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Re paying a credit note

Post by maltesedog » 17 Jun 2008, 08:34

I have issued a credit note to a customer.

Eventually I paid the credit note by cheque.

How I am to go about the payment? What steps should I do?
When I try affecting a payment, I am only allowed to pay balances in the nominal ledger..

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Post by brucedenney » 20 Jun 2008, 08:33

What version of Sage 50 are you running, later versions have a different method.
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Post by maltesedog » 06 Jul 2008, 13:06

Version 5.02 0071

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Post by brucedenney » 07 Jul 2008, 17:34

I assume that you now have a customer account with a negative balance for the amount that you are going to write out the cheque.

In the bank make a bank payment to 9999 for the amount T9 tax code (use another nominal code is 9999 is not your mispostings account)

In the customer ledger enter a batch invoice to 9999 tax code T9 for the same amount, putting words like "customer Refund" in the description, so it is clear this is not an invoice but a refund.

In the bank make a customer receipt for 0 and match the credit against the invoice.
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