Cash book payment and receipt

Purpose

  • Record direct bank or cash movements that are not collecting a customer invoice and not paying a supplier invoice.
  • Customer paid you against invoices. Sales → Receipt.
  • You paid supplier invoices. Purchase → Payment.
  • Rent, petrol, supplies, bank charges, dividend, or a loan repayment, with no supplier bill. Cash-book Payment, or Assistant Record an expense.
  • Other income, loan proceeds, a director loan, or capital in, and it is not accounts receivable. Cash-book Receipt, or Assistant Money received.
  • Advance to a supplier before the bill. Assistant Deposit to supplier. That is still a cash-book payment.
  • Money advanced to staff. Type employee advance in chat. That is a cash-book payment.
  • Walk-in sale paid now. Cash Sales, not a cash-book receipt.
  • Screen: Bank → Payment, or Cash Book Listing → New Payment. Bank → Receipt, or Cash Book Listing → New Receipt.

Assistant

  • Money out, no supplier bill: Purchases & money out → Record an expense, or type Record a business expense payment.
  • Money in, not collecting an invoice: Sales & money in → Money received, or type Record money received into my bank.
  • Deposit to supplier, or Record a deposit paid to a supplier.
  • Employee advance or staff loan. There is no empty-screen chip. Type it.
  • Confirm accounts before KinraSoft posts. The wizard saves a cash-book document. Check Cash Book Listing, not the Sales or Purchase invoice listing.
  • Do not type “how to record an expense” or “how to record money received” if you want the live wizard.
  • There is no chat wizard for the full payment and receipt toolbar (print layout, column setting, attachments). Finish those on the screen.

Before you start

  • A bank or cash account exists for Payment By or Received In, on the chart of accounts.
  • Expense, income, liability, or asset accounts exist for the lines.
  • Date on or after System Conversion Date for new work. See Company.
  • Document numbers exist for cash-book payment and receipt. Leave Voucher No. blank for Next No.
  • For auto bank recon later, type the cheque number only in Reference / Cheque No. No extra text. See Bank reconciliation.
  • Self-billed e-Invoice on a payment: the supplier exists with TIN and category. Pay To must be that supplier. See Suppliers.

Cash-book payment

  • Bank → Payment, or listing → New Payment.
  • Select Payment By (required) — bank or cash.
  • Optional: Reference / Cheque No, Pay To (search a supplier, or type a payee), Pay For, Job Code.
  • Leave Voucher No. blank for Next No. Set Date (required). Optional Posting Date, Bank Charges, currency and rate, Project.
  • Lines: pick G/L Code (required), description, Amount (required), tax if needed. Several rows are allowed. Column Setting (More…) shows or hides columns.
  • Click Save.
  • Print Payment Voucher (A4, A5, computer-generated, or GST) from the PDF menu.
  • Self-billed when required: Submit E Invoice.
  • Save As New: red is Next No. Light-red keeps a manual voucher number.
  • More…: Column Setting, Create Recurring, attachments.

Cash-book receipt

  • Bank → Receipt, or listing → New Receipt.
  • Select Received In (required) — bank or cash.
  • Optional: Reference / Cheque No, Received From, Received For, Job Code.
  • Leave Voucher No. blank for Next No. Set Date (required). Optional posting date, bank charges, currency and rate, Project.
  • Lines: G/L Code (required), description, Amount (required), tax if needed.
  • Click Save.
  • Print Receipt Voucher (A4, A5, computer-generated, or GST).

Assistant — money out

  • Record an expense, or Record a business expense payment.
  • What you paid, amount, Pay From, date. The account should be an Expense, unless you meant a deposit, an advance, or a liability.
  • Confirm. Save.
  • Open Cash Book Listing to print.

Assistant — money in

  • Money received, or Record money received into my bank.
  • What arrived (other income, loan, or director), amount, Received In, date.
  • Confirm. Save.

Assistant — deposit and employee advance

  • Deposit to supplier: supplier, bank, amount, date. Apply later on Payment.
  • Employee advance: staff, bank, amount, date. The account is usually a Current Asset.

Main fields

  • Bank. Payment: Payment By (required). Receipt: Received In (required).
  • Party. Payment: Pay To, Pay For. Receipt: Received From, Received For.
  • Header, both: Voucher No. (required), Date (required), Reference / Cheque No, Job Code, Project, Bank Charges, Currency/Rate, Posting Date.
  • Lines, both: Classification, G/L Code, Description, Dept, Amount, Tax, Tax Inc.
  • Payment toolbar: Save, Save As New, print voucher, Submit E Invoice, Column Setting, Create Recurring, attachments.
  • Receipt toolbar: Save, Save As New, print voucher, Column Setting, Create Recurring, attachments.
  • Do not post the same slip as both a cash-book payment and a purchase invoice or a general ledger Expense. Pick one path. Accrue first on Expenses only when you will pay later.
  • Bank Charges on the header is extra to the line amounts. Ask your accountant which account it uses if you are unsure.

If something goes wrong

  • Chat created a cash-book payment. Expected for Record an expense. Use general ledger Expense only to accrue.
  • Posted a customer collection here. Aging will not fall. Use Sales Receipt, or reverse and re-enter.
  • Posted a supplier bill payment here. Creditor aging will not fall. Use Purchase Payment.
  • Payment By or Received In is empty. Create a Bank Account or Cash Account on the chart of accounts.
  • Line says Please Select Account. Every amount row needs a G/L Code.
  • Self-billed will not save. Pay To must be a supplier, not free text.
  • Auto recon later cannot match. Put only the cheque number in Reference / Cheque No.

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