cash transactions
Hi there. Since the upgrade my myob has not been keeping a record of cash rransactions. There is no option for "Cash" on the bank transactions tab. Only business account and savings account. Can you...
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Hi kefa
The accounts that are listed in the Bank transactions window would be the bank (or credit card) accounts that you have imported at the statement for using the Import Statement OR have received bank feeds on. For an account not to be listed it means that you haven't received bank feeds on it or imported a statement. In saying that, transactions for that account should still be listed in the Banking>>Find transactions window.
Please note: I assumed by Cash transactions you have meant transactions through a "cash" bank account within your MYOB Essentials product. Cash transactions in accounting can also mean payment basis - which should be occurring when you make payment on your transactions (as opposed to accrual which is when you invoice).
Hi Steven. Thanks for that advice. I actually meant Petty Cash. Myob used to give petty cash balance on the dashboard and now doesn't. Nor can I find anywhere a record of transactions. It does give me a correct balance though on one of the journal (or reports) pages, although the page includes eftpos transactions. QWhere do I find petty cash transaction records? I enter payments ok and transfer petty cash to the business account ok, but there is no transaction page for petty cash.
Cheers
kefa
Hi kefa
There is a variety to find the transactions for that account such as:- The Banking>>Find transactions window (as mentioned in my previous post)
- A report on that account such as the Accounts Transaction or the General Ledger report
Hi again Steven. I still haven't solved this problem with petty cash on myob. When I want to "spend money", a tab comes available "petty cash", but when I want to find a record of petty cash transactions or a balance I can't find it anywhere.
Cheers
kefa
- The Banking>>Find transactions window (as mentioned in my previous post)
