How to record credit card transactions in Sage 50 Accounts.
Post company credit card transactions to a dedicated credit card account. You can then reconcile the transactions against your credit card statement.
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To request and receive payments from your customers either by credit card, using Stripe, or by PayPal, you can use Sage Invoice Payments.
Create a credit card bank account
- Create a bank record and ensure the 'A/C Type' is a Credit Card Account.
Post a bank payment for a credit card
- When you pay for something using your credit card, post a Bank payment from the credit card account. This creates a credit card payment (VP) transaction.
Post a supplier payment for a credit card
- If you have your credit card set up as a supplier and receive an invoice, post a supplier payment to pay it off.
Paying off your credit card
When you receive your statement, you can make a payment from your usual bank account. You then transfer the amount to reduce the credit card balance.
- Go to Bank accounts and select Bank transfer.
- Complete the Bank transfer window as follows:
| From | Enter the bank account code that you paid the credit card from. For example, 1200. |
| To | Enter the credit card bank account code. |
| Date | Enter the date for the transaction. |
| Ref | If required, enter a reference for your transaction. |
| Ex. Ref | If required, enter an extra reference for your transaction. |
| Department | If required, enter a department number for your transaction. |
| Description | Enter the details for the transaction. |
| Payment Value | Enter the amount you’re transferring. |
- Press Save then Close.
Receive a refund
To record a refund to the credit card account, post a Bank receipt. This creates a credit card receipt (VR) transaction.
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