| | How to post a payment on account |
| Description | If you receive a payment from a customer or make a payment to a supplier without an invoice, post a payment on account. Allocate it to the invoice later in Sage 50 Accounts. |
| Resolution | Post a payment on account - Go to Bank accounts then select the required bank account.
- Select Customer receipt or Supplier payment.
- Select the Customer or Supplier from the Account field.
- Enter the Date, the required value in the Amount field, then press Save.
- For VAT cash accounting, enter the Tax Code that matches the invoice when received.
-
Select Yes on the Confirm message, to post the payment on account. The payment on account appears on your audit trail as either a SA or PA, you can allocate this to the invoice once received. Post an overpayment If you receive an overpayment from a customer or overpay a supplier, pay the invoice and an overpayment in the same window. - Go to Bank accounts then select the required bank account.
- Select Customer receipt or Supplier payment.
- Select the Customer or Supplier from the Account field, then enter the Date.
- Enter the value you received or paid in the Amount field.
- Enter the full amount of the invoice in the Receipt or Payment column against the transaction.
This will leave the difference outstanding. - Press Save.
- Select Yes on the Confirm message, to post the difference as a payment on account.
[BCB:19:UK - Sales message :ECB] |
|