If you often post bank payments for bank transaction fees, the Bank charges feature makes it easier. You can also post a bank charge at the same time as you post the customer receipt or supplier payment.
To start using bank charges, you must add bank charge settings to your bank account record. You can amend these settings at any time.
| Default Charge Account | Choose the bank account you pay your bank charges from. This can be the current bank record or a different one. For example, if this is a foreign bank account but your charges are paid from your Sterling account. |
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| Nominal Code | Select your bank charges nominal code, for example, 7901. If required, to create a new nominal code click New. |
| Department | Select the department you want to post bank charges to. |
| Tax Code | The default tax code for bank charges is T2 by default, which is the Exempt VAT rate as advised by HMRC and the Revenue. You can change this if required. |
You can now record your bank charges.
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