Client Income Adjustment - Write On

Modified on Thu, 19 Sep, 2024 at 12:52 PM

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Introduction

Receipts and Allocations wizard

Client Account Enquiry



Introduction

You can do an Income Adjustment Write On in two areas:

  • Receipts and Allocations wizard - when creating a new receipt or allocating a credit.
  • Client Account Enquiry - for unallocated money currently in the client's account enquiry. 


Receipts and Allocations wizard

1. Go to Receipts, Receipts and Allocations, Create new receipt or Allocate Cash and Credits, then Next.

Refer to the different steps depending on the chosen option:


Creating a new receiptAllocating Cash and Credits
2. Locate and select the invoice being paid, then select Next.Locate and select the client to whom the money belongs, then select Next.
3.On the Receipt page, enter the exact amount the client has paid.Select the cash or credit you want to allocate.

4. 
Update the Allocated field to reflect the exact amount the client has paid.Select the Allocate? checkbox you want to allocate to and update the Allocated field to the exact amount of the cash or credit.
Step 4 triggers the Income Adjustment feature. The Write On amount is the difference between the Balance and the Allocated field. 


5. Select the Write On checkbox, then select Next.

6. Complete the wizard as normal.


Client Account Enquiry

1. Go to the client's Account Enquiry.

2. Locate the amount you wish to Write On - identified by CSH, JNL or R/P.

3. Go to Actions and select Income Adj Write On.

4. Review the amount to write on and select Post to Accounts, then Yes to the confirmation page.


 NOTE: The write on amount is controlled by the ledger setting, Maximum Write On Limit - you cannot edit the amount to be higher than the limit amount. 




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