A supplier debit is money that a supplier owes you.
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Reverse an existing purchase. Use this method if you have been debited for the entire purchase.
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Manually create a debit. Use this method if you have been debited for part of a purchase.
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Your company file transactions must be set to unchangeable before you can reverse a purchase; that is, the Transactions CAN’T be Changed; They Must be Reversed option must be selected in the Security tab of the Preferences window.
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If you want, you can make some changes to the supplier debit (such as changes to the date and memo), but you can’t change the accounts, amounts and quantities that are associated with the debit.
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In the Supplier field, type or select the supplier’s name.
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Select Purchase from the list in the top left corner of the window.
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In the Description field, type the reason for the supplier debit.
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In the Acct No. field, type the account number to be debited or select it from the list. This is normally an expense account called Purchases Returns.
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In the Amount field, type the amount of the debit as a negative amount.
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In the Supplier field, type or select the supplier’s name.
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Select Purchase from the list in the top left corner of the window.
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In the Bill field, type the quantity of the item you are returning as a negative number.
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In the Item Number field, type the item number or select it from the list. The cost of the item is displayed as a negative amount in the Total field.
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