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Refund from Supplier

  • 14-01-2009 3:54pm
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 28


    Hi All,

    Have a problem with this.

    A supplier whom we no longer deal issued a credit note for 130.00 for goods returned.We requested a cheque for this amount as we no longer require their services and will not be making any further purchases on the account

    How do I post these tranactions as the credit note puts the supplier balance to -130.00 and we are then receiving cash from that supplier also?


    Your help would be great (using Sage Commercial).

    many thanks.
    Blowback


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 33 Cordner


    Hi- am I correct in saying you have recieved a credit note AND a cheque?

    Either:

    Post the cheque as rec'd to your cash/bank a/c- and credit the expense code that was originally debited when you purchased the goods.

    The supplier a/c will show an invoice, paid in full. But your 'expense' code will show the discount, and your cash/bank a/c will show the cheque rec'd.

    OR

    Post the credit note on to the supplier, thereby showing that you have overpaid them. Then post an Invoice on to the supplier a/c for the €130- but the debit/expense of this invoice will actually go to your cash/bank a/c as cheque recieved.

    Hope this makes sense!!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 28 Blowback


    Cordner,

    Many thanks for your help.

    Got confuaed as we received both the credit note and the cheque.

    Regards.


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