When you produce a credit note, this can put goods back into stock. This also applies to assembly-type products. However, in many cases you may not want to put all or some of the goods back into stock.
This option is only available if your TASBooks licence includes the Stock Control module.
The following steps contain everything you need to help you record stock adjustments in TASBooks.
| Product Code | Enter the product's code. Alternatively, press F2 > select the relevant product. |
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| Description | Enter a description for the adjustment. For example, opening balance. |
| Date | Enter the date for this opening balance, for example, the date of the last stock take. |
| Qty | Enter the current quantity in stock. |
| Cost Price | Enter the cost price of the product. |
| NL Acct | Enter the nominal code for your stock account. Tip: This will default to the nominal code you entered for stock adjustments in Central > General Company information > TASBooks Configuration (option 012) |
| Product Code | Enter the product's code, or press F2 > select the relevant product. |
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| Description | Enter a description for the adjustment. |
| Date | Enter the date for the adjustment. |
| Qty | Enter the quantity you want to adjust the stock by. Tip: This can be a positive or negative value. |
| Cost Price | Enter the cost price of the product.
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| NL Acct | Enter the nominal code for your stock account.
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You can cancel a stock adjustment by simply entering an opposite entry. So if you just increased stock and you made a mistake, you simply repeat the adjustment but this time you decrease stock.
NOTE: If you make stock adjustments that include movements of goods to and from the EC, you must also manually update the Intrastat SD file from either Sales Orders > Intrastat > Enter / Change Intrastat Dispatches (option 671) or Purchase Orders > Intrastat > Enter / Change Intrastat Arrivals (option 771).