How to record a credit note on a supplier's account using the Batch Credit option. For example, if you've returned damaged or faulty goods.
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If required, you can create a new Supplier Record from the Suppliers window:
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| Attach | Press the '+' symbol to add an attachment to the batch credit. |
| Date | The current program date appears by default. You can enter a new date or select a date from the calendar. For example, the date you returned the goods. |
| Due On | You can enter a new date or select a date from the calendar. |
| Credit No | If required, enter a reference that will help you to trace the credit. This is the reference that appears on your reports. |
| Ex.Ref | If required, enter an additional reference. |
| N/C | Enter the nominal code that you want to update with the net value of the credit. The supplier's default nominal code automatically appears.
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| Dept or Department | Not available in Sage 50 Accounts Essentials The supplier's default department automatically appears, you can change this if required. |
| Fund | Not available in Sage 50 Accounts Essentials If you've activated the Charity option, you can allocate the credit to a specific fund. |
| Project Ref | Sage 50 Accounts Professional only Enter the project the credit relates to. |
| Cost Code | Sage 50 Accounts Professional only If you've entered a Project Ref, you must enter the Cost Code to which the credit relates. For example, Labour. |
| Details | You can enter up to sixty characters of text to identify the credit. |
| Net | Enter the net amount of the credit up to 99,999,999.
Sage 50 Accounts splits the value, placing the net amount here and the VAT amount in the VAT box. The VAT calculates using the tax code in the T/C box.
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| T/C | The default tax code for this supplier appears automatically. You can change this if required. |
| VAT | This is the amount of VAT calculated, by applying the tax code entered, T/C, to the net amount in the Net box. If required, you can amend this. |
To move items back out of stock once you've posted the credit note, follow the Managing stock article to post a movement out.