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September 2020
September 2020
Hi,
i'm new here and would be grateful to get some help.
i have some cash receipts which were not bank, rather being used.
how do i record it and will it affects my bank reconciliation and do i need to expense it ?
Thanks
Kadiala
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September 2020
September 2020
Hi @Kadiala
Thanks for your post and welcome to the Community Forum.
You do need to record that cash as income in Receive Money and also record it being spent in Spend Money. If this is something that happens on a regular basis for small amounts you could set up Petty Cash.
If petty cash doesn't suit you, please do let me know if you are using AccountRight of Essentials so that I can provide specific information.
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Tracey
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September 2020
September 2020
@Tracey_H , Its being a practice since i joined the entity, and i'm concern if it will affect my bank reconciliation.
we are using AccountsRight plus.
Regards
Kadiala
September 2020
September 2020
Hi @Kadiala
The way a bank reconciliation works is to match (reconcile) the deposits/withdrawals recorded in your software with the actual deposits/withdrawals that have occurred in the bank account. So whether the bank reconciliation will be affected depends on what steps are being taken:
To be compliant with the ATO those cash receipts and purchases need to be recorded in AccountRight and using Petty Cash is one common method for handling this situation.
This help article explains how to set up and record petty cash in AccountRight: Petty Cash
If you need further assistance please do provide detailed information so that I can better assist.
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September 2020
September 2020
Hi
@Tracey_H , The money was not deposited in the bank, it was delibrately not deposited how ever it was used by the person.
what we did was we recorded it as undeposited fund in the MYOB under received money and spend money when we actually spend the money by reducing invoices or increasing the expense account code.
we did not record it as bank deposit yet as im confused incased it will affect my bank rec and causes alot of future adjustments.
we have petty cash which will be recorded in MYOB, however the revenues received but not deposited is the concern.
How can i ractify this situation so that my bank reconciliations will not be affected?
Hope the above is clear as im new to MYOB.
Regards
Kadiala
September 2020
September 2020
Hi @Kadiala
If you receive a cash payment for $500, record the full payment in either Receive Money or Receive Payments to the Undeposited Funds account.
When that cash is used to make a purchase, record the purchase as Spend Money or Pay Bills to the Undeposited Funds account.
If the purchase was for the full $500, in the Prepare Bank Deposit window you will have a debit transaction (Receive Money/Payments) for $500 and a credit transaction (Spend Money/Pay bills) for $500. When you select both of those transactions the Bank Deposit amount is $0.00, as such, the bank reconciliation is not affected as no amount has been allocated to the Bank account.
If the purchase was for $300, when you select both of those transactions the Total Deposit Amount will be $200. This is the amount transfered to the bank account when you record the Prepare Bank Deposits transaction. You will need to actually deposit $200 into the bank account to reconcile with the Bank Deposit transaction.
Please let me know if you need further help.
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Cheers,
Tracey
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