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Refunding a credit note with a cheque

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Refunding a credit note with a cheque

Post by Louise » 31 Jan 2007, 09:58

Hi, sorry me again!
This is at work - we give a money back guarantee and the customer was sent a credit note for (£329.00). However the customer pays us by Standing Order and therefore would not be able to take the credit. So I said I would send them a cheque instead, but I had already put the credit note on their account. I realise I must put a dummy invoice on their account to clear the credit note but do I use the same nominal code as the credit note or shall I use mispostings - and when I enter the cheque as a payment from the bank which nominal shall i use, also is it just these two postings I do? :?

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Post by brucedenney » 05 Feb 2007, 13:11

I think you should find that you now have a credit balance on the Customers account (ie negative value) what you want to to is refund this credit balance to the customer.

In Version 2007 there is a new transaction to do this, but I think you are on an earlier version.

The solution is a three part process.

1/ To a bank payment to the mispostings account for the customer (T9 no Vat).
2/ Do an invoice to the customer against the mispostings account to represent the cheque (T9) no vat.
3/ Do a Zero value customer receipt and match the invoice against the credit balance.
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Post by Louise » 06 Feb 2007, 15:01

So in the Bank I post the cheque going out using the mispostings code then post an invoice to the customers account using the mispostings code to clear the credit note is that right? :?

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Post by brucedenney » 06 Feb 2007, 15:17

Spot on
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