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Wilfords
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5 years ago
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refunding overpayment

Hello

On 22 June 2017 a customer paid twice. I refunded him with a cheque of $1200.00 and entered it into MYOB. The cheque was never banked. In March 2020 I replaced the cheque which he subsequently lost again. This month I repaid the customer $1185.00 via eftpos, (less $15.00 stop payment fee).

The original cheque amount is showing in the bank reconciliation and when I click on the arrow next to the amount, it takes me to "Settle Returns and Credits".

I have opened the Sales Register and selected 'Returns and Credits' but the amount is not showing in there.

I also saw another post saying, go to "Process Customer Returns" via Sales but couldnt find this Process Customer Returns.

Can you please tell me what I have to do.

thanks

Lindy

  • Wilfords 

     

    Hi Lindy

     

    I have moved your posts so that they are on the AccountRight board. Generally speaking you would need to reverse that stale cheque as it will never be presented and to create an audit trail. I do recommend checking with your accountant about reversing this cheque as it is from a previous financial year.

     

    These helps articles explain how to deal with customer overpayments and unpresented cheques in AccountRight:

    Customer overpayments and double payments 

    Settling customer credits 

    Stale, stopped, void or lost cheques 

     

    Please let me know if you need further help.

     

    If my response has answered your enquiry please click "Accept as Solution" to assist other users find this information.

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  • Wilfords 

     

    Hi Lindy

     

    I have moved your posts so that they are on the AccountRight board. Generally speaking you would need to reverse that stale cheque as it will never be presented and to create an audit trail. I do recommend checking with your accountant about reversing this cheque as it is from a previous financial year.

     

    These helps articles explain how to deal with customer overpayments and unpresented cheques in AccountRight:

    Customer overpayments and double payments 

    Settling customer credits 

    Stale, stopped, void or lost cheques 

     

    Please let me know if you need further help.

     

    If my response has answered your enquiry please click "Accept as Solution" to assist other users find this information.

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    Wilfords
    Experienced Cover User

    Hello

    I just sent a post.

    In the location it should read AccountRight but I dont seem to be able to change it from Essentials Accounting.

    Regards

    Lindy