Hi DanaQED
Thanks for your post. When a customer overpays an invoice you need to record a Take payments transaction for the full amount paid, including the overpayment. This will automatically create the customer return and the Take payments transaction can be matched with the bank feed transaction.
If the customer has an unpaid invoice you can process the Customer return and apply it to the unpaid invoice. If they don't have any unpaid invoices you can hold onto the credit and apply it to a future invoice.
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Hi Tracey,
Unfortunately the take payment option doesn't work for me, I can record a "Take Payment" however I can't allocate the bank transaction to it. I spoke to someone in the MYOB support team and the only way I could do it was to bump up the original invoice amount, allocate the payment in the bank feed, go back into the invoice and reduce the amount back to the original figure. This then showed an overpayment which I am able to allocate to future invoices.
Thanks
Dana
