Cash Book Payments
Overview
The Cash Book Payments form is used to record the following transactions:
Payments made to creditors (creates a credit transaction in the creditor record)
Payments made to debtors (creates a debit transaction (invoice) in the debtor record)
Monies paid directly to a General Ledger account – e.g. cleaning, staff amenities, petty cash etc.
Payments to creditors can be allocated against creditor invoices and debit transactions on a transaction by transaction basis.
Introduction to the Cash Book Payments Form
Header
Fields have been incorporated into the Cash Book payments form to facilitate Foreign Exchange for debtors and creditors in a future release and the fields are disabled at this stage. Data is populated into these fields at an exchange rate of 1.000000 and cannot be changed.
Batch No.
Automatically created on saving. Numbering is controlled by the form System Numbers CashBookCredit
User
User who created or last edited the batch. This field is automatically updated and is not editable
Description
Manually enter in description of the batch. The field is not mandatory
Bank Ledger
Select bank account from the search window. Only ledger accounts with Classification set to Bank are displayed or accessible from this search window
Date Created
Automatically updated with login date and can be changed until the form is activated
Group Journals
Controls the postings of the journal to the accounts under the heading Ledger Account. When ticked, groups the lines by account. When un-ticked separate postings are created for each transaction
Transactions
The values in the Bank Sub-To field are what is posted to the Bank Ledger and are used when reconciling the bank in the Bank Reconciliation form.
Bank Sub Total
The values in this column are what are posted to the Bank Account when the form is activated. Generally there will be one figure for each payment line to represent the payments made for that day, week or period with sub-totalling being done on the Remit No. field. This sub-totalling can be changed with a single left click in the required cell in the column so long as Auto Sub-Total the Bank is un-ticked
Date
Date of the transaction. Defaults to logon date. Dates can be different days but must be within the same General Ledger period
Due Date
Populates a date calculated on the date of the transaction plus the Terms for the customer
Remit No.
Reference for the transaction. If the tick box Suggest Remit No. is ticked, this field is populated with the batch and line number on saving
Debtor/Creditor
Debtor or creditor name that is selected from the relevant search window. Entering in a valid debtor or creditor account resolves the record
Trans Type
Automatically populated with Receipt for a creditor and Invoice for a debtor
Home Amount
Local currency value
FX Currency
Not implemented at this stage
FX Currency Rate
Automatically populated with the rate of 1.000000 and cannot be changed at this stage. Foreign Exchange for FX Debtors and Creditors will be implemented at a later date
FX Amount
Local currency value. Foreign Exchange for FX Debtors and Creditors will be implemented at a later date
Home Alloc
Amount allocated in local currency
FX Alloc
Amount allocated – local currency * 1.000000. Foreign Exchange for FX Debtors and Creditors will be implemented at a later date
GST Code
Transactions for a debtor or a direct entry to a ledger code are automatically populated with the default GST code from GST Inwards
GST Rate
Transactions for a debtor or a direct entry to a ledger code are automatically populated with the default GST code from GST Inwards
GST Amount
Value calculated on the GST rate for debtor and direct entries. The value can be edited. Changing the value can cause errors in the BAS report
Ledger Account
Populated with the control account for Debtors and Creditors and cannot be changed. Field is only editable for direct entries to the ledger
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