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To post a customer refund

This option gives you a quick and simple means of posting customer refunds and updating your bank account. Such transactions may include refunds to customers or returned cheques.


To post a customer refundOpen this section

  1. Customers > Tasks pane > Customer Refund.

  2. Enter the details for your customer refund in the boxes provided.

    Tip: When you choose a customer account, any outstanding credits posted to the account appear. To allocate a credit to the payment select the credit > Refund in Full. If you only want to allocate part of the refund, enter the value to be allocated in the Refund column for the appropriate transaction > Save.

  3. To post the customer refund > Save.
  4. To return to the Customers window > Close.

The Customer Refund windowOpen this section

Bank A/C Ref

Enter the reference of the bank account you want to record the customer refund from.

Payee

Enter your customer's account reference here.

Tax Code

VAT Cash Accounting or the UK Flat Rate - cash based VAT scheme only

Enter the tax code you want to use for this refund.

Date

Enter the date of the customer refund.

Cheque No.

If you have paid your customer by cheque, enter the cheque number here.

This appears as a reference on the saved transaction and can be a useful reminder when you are reconciling your bank account to your statement.

Tip: If you are going to print a cheque, you should leave this blank.

Exchange Rate

If the bank account you select is set up as a foreign currency account, the exchange rate for the account appears here. You can change this if required.

If you enter an exchange rate that differs from the rate set up for this currency in your Currencies list, a message appears asking if you want to update the rate held in your Currencies list, click Yes or No as required.

Amount

Enter the gross amount of the customer refund here.

Using VAT Cash Accounting or the UK Flat Rate - cash based VAT scheme? The Tax Code you enter for this transaction breaks this value down into net and VAT amounts.


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