| How to allocate a credit note or payment on account to an invoice |
Description | If you have a customer or supplier invoice (SI or PI) that needs to be paid off by an existing credit note (SC or PC) or a payment on account (SA or PA), you can allocate these together. NOTE: CIS - you can't allocate a payment on account to an invoice that uses a CIS nominal code. |
Resolution | Watch the videoHere is a video guide which explains the process below with demonstrations from the product:
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How to allocate items to invoices- For credit notes and payments on account, on the navigation bar click Customers or Suppliers, then click Customer receipt or Supplier Payment.
TIP: To allocate credits or payments automatically, click Wizard at the top of the Customer Receipt or Supplier Payment window.
- For each transaction you want to allocate, enter the payment details in the Customer Receipt or Supplier Payment window as follows:
Bank A/C Ref | Choose the bank account you want the payment to post to. |
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Date | Enter the date required for the allocation. Normally the later date of the transactions being allocated. |
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Cheque No. | Leave this box blank, as this does not create an additional transaction. |
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Payee | From the drop-down list choose the relevant customer or supplier record. |
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Cheque value | Leave the value as 0.00. |
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- For each transaction you want to allocate, enter the payment details as follows:
- To allocate the transactions, and post any associated payment, click Save.
CAUTION: If you use the VAT Cash Accounting scheme, you can't allocate transactions with different tax codes. If a transaction has an incorrect tax code, you will get the following message: 'There is a mismatch in the net/tax elements of the payment selected. Please ensure that the tax codes of any credit notes/payments on account are matched against invoices to which they are to be allocated.' You must correct this before you allocate - Read more > [BCB:19:UK - Sales message :ECB][BCB:99:Limitless - 50 Accounts - Bank:ECB] |
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