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March 2015
March 2015
Hi!
How can I record customer payments by post dated checks? Our customers regularly issues post dated checks 30 to 60 days in advance. Each customer issues several post dated checks.
Also, what printout can I get that provides a summary of payments received per day? If I do the date range, the PDC checks keeps showing up when in fact I got it already.
For example, today is March 17. I got a PDC check dated April 5 for 20,000. I want the 20,000 to show up on todays report of payments received but not on April 5th since the payment was receipt March 17th. And not April 5 eventhough its PDC.
Thanks.
March 2015
March 2015
HiTomas
Also, what printout can I get that provides a summary of payments received per day? If I do the date range, the PDC checks keeps showing up when in fact I got it already.
Oh, no you haven't. What you have is a promise to pay on the date stated so it should not be included in todays figures. If you wish to record the receipt of the cheque into MYOB enter it into Undeposited Funds
March 2015
March 2015
Thanks. Currently, we are trying to input in on the sales received section instead of the received payments because we cannot apply it yet.
March 2015 - last edited March 2015
March 2015 - last edited March 2015
See this Support Note - Entering money received in advance for a sale
Also see this Support Note - Lay-by sales and GST
Whilst I understand you may be in the USA and don't have GST, if you make lay-by sales (e.g. to women) you may find that the parts covering GST may also cover your State sales tax. Australian and New Zealand GST - Goods and Services Tax - is similar to European VAT tax (but at lower rates - 10% in Australia, except on basic food & education and 15% in New Zealand, on pretty well everything)
March 2015
March 2015
Hey @petron,
Thanks for your reply.
As per what Kym advised above, we hope you find the information and Support Notes provided helpful.
Please do not hesitate to contact us again if you have further queries.
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