Mass selections of all suppliers in one go
Hi everyone, Not sure if this concern has already been addressed in the past or is there a MYOB software which allows this process or a set-up permission that I have to activate. Appreciate if I'm missing something that a process is already up and running as my concern is on how to select all suppliers in one go (under PAY BILLS field) instead of the current set-up in MYOB AccountRight where we need to select individual suppliers ONLY. My suggestion is to have this field changed to have an option field to "Supplier or All Suppliers" for mass selection of supplier invoices for processing. Thanks for your assistance as this will efficiently help everyone on paying our bills.56Views0likes2CommentsBills screen display
The columns displayed on the Bills transaction screen (Purchases > Bills), aren't wide enough to be able to read the full supplier's name. Users would like the ability to either customise the width of the columns displayed or change the display so that the full supplier's name can be seen. This idea was originally posted 3 years ago with a total of 71 votes and 6 comments.102Views5likes4CommentsCost Centre column on each line of a transaction
I'd find it tremendously helpful to be able to allocate a job code and a cost centre on each line of a transaction. I often have purchases that cover multiple cost centres but can only allocate a cost centre to the entire transaction. This would cover all transactions including payroll, sales, purchases, general journals etc.Offshore Supplier Foreign Currency Total
We would like to be able to see a foreign currency total in the purchase register when filtered by supplier / period. Totals are shown in local currency only, but supplier statements are received in their own Fx currency - making quick confirmation of balance difficult.Taxable Payment Reporting to the ATO
There is an issue with the reporting of Taxable Payments to the ATO in relation to sub-contractors within the building and construction industry - when entering a suppliers invoice and you select the box at the top of the screen "Reportable Payment" - it records the whole amount of the invoice. We have many sub-contractors that we use and their invoices contain both a labour component and some material costs. The ATO only requires that the labour component be reported - there is no requirement to report the cost of materials. I have suggested that a box be placed on the far right of the screen - after the tax column - a box that can be ticked if that line is a reportable line - ie - the labour amount and not tick the line that has an amount for materials. To me this seem a very simple and easy solution so that ONLY the labour amount is reportable to the ATO but I have been advised by MYOB that this cannot be done just for us for our reporting! As this is not just our reporting requirements to the ATO – it would apply to ALL building/construction companies that use sub-contractors! I realise that another option is to record each bill twice – one recording the labour and another for the materials but as we get many many invoices each month this would be an onerous task to have to enter them separately each time!!! Our creditors ledger would be huge with almost every invoice that we receive having to be entered twice! As I stated above this is not just our isolated requirement – it is on the ATO website that they only require the labour component to be reported via the Taxable Payments Report – so this should NOT include material costs. The ATO legislation states that only labour is reportable. Can your implementation team please look into this as a matter of urgency - from 1st August 2025 all Taxable Payment Reports must be submitted electronically - they will no longer accept the paper version - so the reporting must be correct and NOT include materials.Sent Emails Dont Show the Company Name or Person its Being Sent to?
Surely the Company or Person you are sending the email to will make it easier to find in the list, not just the email address which may not be totally relevant to the company. A list of email addresses is a mess!35Views0likes2Comments