Use bank receipts to receive money into your bank account in Sage 50 Accounts, without creating a customer account. For example, a one-off sale.  

When you post a receipt, the transaction type depends on the account type in the bank record.

The transactions appear on the audit trail as follows:

• BR - Receipt from a bank account
• CR - Receipt from a cash account
• VR - Receipt from a credit card account

To post a bank receipt

1. Go to Bank accounts then select Bank receipt. 
   TIP:

   The Bank receipt option shows in the Receipts dropdown list on your toolbar if you haven't maximised your window.

2. Enter the transaction details as follows:
   
   

   Bank	Choose the bank account the receipt is going to.
   Attach	Add documents as attachments.
   Date	Enter the date of the receipt.
   Ref	Enter a reference, of up to 30 characters, if required.
   Ex. Ref	Enter an extra reference, of up to 30 characters, if required.
   N/C	Enter the nominal code to record the receipt against.   TIP: If your receipt covers several items with different nominal codes, enter each nominal code as a separate line. Consecutive lines with the same bank, date, and reference, group together when you save.
   Department	From the dropdown list, choose a department.
   Fund	From the dropdown list, choose the required fund.  This only appears if you select Enable Charity \ Non-Profit: Go to Settings then Company Preferences.
   Project Ref	Sage 50 Accounts Professional only. If this transaction relates to a project, enter the reference here.  This only appears if you select Enable Project Costing: Go to Settings then Company Preferences.
   Details	Enter a description of up to 60 characters.
   Net	Enter the net value of the receipt.
   T/C	If you're VAT registered, enter the appropriate tax code. If you're not VAT registered, use the non-vatable tax code, T9 by default.
   Tax	Enter the net value and tax code for the tax value to calculate automatically.
   Gross	Total of Net and Tax amounts.

3. Press Save then Close.

• Edit a bank receipt transaction
• Delete a bank receipt transaction
• Post a bank payment