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Hi VeryNewKaty,
To check out the double entries (debit and credit) that MYOB generates when you match bank transactions, just head over to Banking > Find transactions. Look for the specific payroll transaction you've matched. You can use filters to narrow down your search by date, account, or transaction type. Once you find the transaction, click on it to see the details. This will show you the accounts involved and the corresponding debit and credit entries.
Cheers,
Princess
- VeryNewKaty2 months agoContributing Cover User
Thank you, Princess_R. I do not think it does for me. And when I click on 2719 it takes me to the payroll calculation with only account referenced being 1-1110 Bank.
- Princess_R2 months agoMYOB Moderator
Hi VeryNewKaty,
If clicking on 2719 takes you to the payroll calculation with just the account 1-1110 Bank showing, it might be helpful to check out the journal entries directly. Just head over to Reporting > Reports > Journal entries. This will give you a full view of all the debit and credit entries involved in the payroll transactions.
Cheers,
Princess
- VeryNewKaty2 months agoContributing Cover User
Thank you, Princess. However, I still struggle. I went to Reporting-Reports-Journal entries and selected Bank account:
This is the entry that I see (sorry had to split it). The reference is to the same bank account, I do not see the corresponding account that was Debited:
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