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Hi Luckyrooh1,
I appreciate your post. When reconciling a bank account, an out-of-balance amount indicates an issue. You need to identify the problem. If your reconciliation is out of balance, a future-dated reconciliation might help. If not, you may need to undo and redo the reconciliations from where the imbalance occurs. Always consult your accountant when planning to match the receivables account into $169,213.06 to avoid errors. For more details, refer to our guides on fixing out-of-balance bank reconciliations.
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Shella
- Luckyrooh122 days agoContributing User
Hello Shella,
Thank you for this. but it is not a bank reconciliation, its accounts receivable reconciliation and the variance is way back 2017. or so... tracing it is quite unimaginable.
If posting a General Journal will bridge the gap, as the GL balance of the Accounts receivable is lower in the report. how to do the General Journal for Accounts Receivable?
- Doreen_P22 days agoMYOB Moderator
Hi Luckyrooh1,
When doing general journal entry, you may refer to this link for more information. However, I would still highly recommend speaking with your accountant to make sure everything will be entered correctly.
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