Reversal Receipt

When a cash receipt is reversed, the Reversal Receipt dialog opens. In this process an adjustment is made to the general ledger. The adjustment can be identified by an abbreviation used in the Company Profile | Terminology tab | Cash Receipt Reversal field.

The receipt debits the GL account from the original cash receipt and credits the bank account.

Note: Double-click on entries that are applied invoices or applied GL amounts for further details. See more.

Select the processing date for the reversal. It cannot be any earlier than the cash receipt date.

The number of the receipt is displayed.

The amount of the receipt being reversed is displayed for reference.

To enter a description of the reversal, click Edit Memo.

Click the button to enter a charge for insufficient funds. After entering a charge an invoice for the reversal charge is generated.

Click the button to create a Reversal Miscellaneous Invoice to apply a charge for insufficient funds. See Reversal Charge Invoices [if applicable for Group] below.

Reversal charge invoices are listed in a table. Each row applies to one client and certain fields can be modified from the Reversal Miscellaneous Invoice dialog - access this dialog by clicking the ellipses button () under the Edit column for existing entries or click the Add Charge button to enter a new reversal charge invoice.

Columns for Invoice Number, Client No, Billing format and Charge are displayed in the table. These values are read-only; they can only be modified from the Reversal Miscellaneous Invoice dialog.