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International transactions > Miscellaneous transactions > Entering foreign-currency transactions in a local account
You can enter foreign-currency transactions in a local-currency account. For example, you can accept a cheque from a customer in euros and bank it in a Sterling bank account.
You have received a cheque from your customer, Donelli Paper, for 200 against an outstanding invoice, and you want to bank it in your local-currency account. Let’s also assume the exchange rate has changed from 0.60 to 0.63 since you made the original sale.
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Go to the Sales command centre and click Receive Payments. The Receive Payments window appears.
2
Type or select the customer in the Customer field. Details of Donelli Paper’s purchase appears in the window.
3
In the Account field, type or select your local-currency account.
4
Click Rate. The Exchange Rate window opens.
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In the Transaction Exchange Rate field, change the rate to 0.63.
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Click OK. The Receive Payments window reappears.
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In the Amount Received field, type 200.
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Click in the Amount Applied column and then press Tab.
The Out of Balance field displays EUR0.00. The Gain/Loss field shows the a gain or loss (in local currency) as a result of the new exchange rate. This amount is posted to a currency gain/loss account.
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Click Record.

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