If you have recorded a purchase, you pay the supplier in the Pay Suppliers window. In this window you can record the payments to one or more of your outstanding purchases.
You can also make payments to suppliers in the Bank Register window, especially if you have several purchases to pay and do not need to record detailed information for each payment. When you use the Bank Register window to make supplier payments, the entire payment is automatically allocated to the oldest purchase first. For more information, see Entering transactions in the Bank Register window.
You can pay several outstanding purchases at once in the To Do List window. For more information, see To pay several purchases at once.
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The Account field normally defaults to your current account.
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To change the default account in the Account field, type or select the account from which you want to make the payment.
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If you have outstanding supplier debits with this supplier, a message may appear. You will have the opportunity to settle the supplier debits immediately or at a later date. See Settling supplier debits.
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In the scrolling list in the bottom half of the window, indicate which purchases are covered by the payment by entering amounts in the Amount Applied column.
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Use Pay All if you are settling your account in full. The total payment amount appears in the Amount field and the individual payment amounts are applied to each open purchase.
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If you are taking an early-payment discount for a purchase, assign the discount to the appropriate purchase in this column.
Note that you cannot assign a discount to a purchase that you are not settling in full. If this is the case and you want to record a discount that the supplier has given you, you can create a supplier debit. See Creating supplier debits. |
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Amount Applied
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The amount of the payment you want to apply to each purchase. The amounts you apply in this column are accumulated in the Total Applied field.
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Finance Charge
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If part of the payment was used to pay finance charges, enter the finance charge amount here.
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The Out of Balance amount must be zero before you can record the transaction.
This field will be non-zero if there is any variance between the Total Paid amount and the Amount field in the top half of the window. If this happens, correct the amounts in the Amount Applied and Finance Charge fields. |
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If you are recording a cheque payment and the cheque has already been written, or if you are recording a transaction that doesn’t require a printed cheque (such as a petty-cash payment or Internet payment), select the Cheque Already Printed option.
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If you want to send remittance advice in a batch, select an option from the Remittance Advice Delivery Status list.
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After you have recorded a number of payments, say, the day’s payments, you can print or email a transaction batch. For more information, see Forms.
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If you want to preview the remittance advice or cheque for this transaction, click Print and then choose Preview Cheque or Preview Remittance Advice. Note that the transaction is recorded before it is displayed.
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If you want to print a cheque or remittance advice now, click Print and select the form type you want to print. Note that the payment is recorded before it is printed.
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Click Record.
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You can pay several outstanding purchases at once in the To Do List window. The linked account for paying purchases will be used for all supplier payments made from this window.
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Click the Creditors tab. A list of all unpaid purchases appears.
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If you want to view details about a specific purchase, click the zoom arrow (
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Click Pay Suppliers.
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In the window that appears, enter a date for the selected transactions. This is the date that the transactions will be recorded in your accounts.
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