Note: You can enter receipts in the Cash Book as well as the Purchase Ledger.
Use this to record a refund from a supplier that you have overpaid, or to reverse a cheque payment which has been returned as void by the bank.
When you enter a foreign currency receipt, you must also:
Note: Exchange rate variations are handled using Foreign Account Revaluation.
The loss or gain on the transaction is entered in the Bank Charges area of the window, selecting the Currency Adjustments nominal account.
Open: Purchase Ledger > Enter Transactions > Receipt.
Open: Cash Book > Payments and Receipts > Sales and Purchase > Purchase Receipt.
Note: The Nominal account is only available for use, if you have no bank accounts set up in the Cash Book. If you use the Nominal account, you cannot enter foreign currency transactions.
If the cheque currency is different from the bank currency you must also enter the Exchange rate and Bank charges for the receipt. Bank charge details are in the same currency as the bank account.
Note: Once you enter this value, the Exchange rate can be amended, if required.
Note: If you do not amend the exchange rate then the displayed exchange rate is used for the transaction.
Other tasks
Automatically process supplier payments
Enter payments manually (Purchase Ledger)
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