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Cashbook Payments

Cashbook Payments can be made for any money going out of your bank account, for example:

Cashbook payments should NOT be used for:

Some clinics enter their credit card statements as a supplier invoices and also pay these through Suppliers. Some clinics enter cashbook payments and then split the payment between various expense accounts. Either way is acceptable.

Cashbook payments can be edited or deleted until they have been reconciled on the bank statement, provided the period has not been closed.

In This Section

To enter a Cashbook Payment

See Also

General Ledger

The Chart of Accounts

Journal Entries

Cashbook Deposits

Budgets

Automatic Deposits and Payments

Bank Reconciliation

Asset Register

Depreciate Assets

Payee/Drawer Codes

General Ledger Graphs

Merge Accounts with Excel

General Ledger Reports

Petty Cash and Floats

End of Month procedures

End of Year procedures