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Chapter 13: Selling
User Guide 13–17
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Part 2: If necessary, issue a cheque
If you want to print a cheque for the customer, follow these
steps.
steps.
Note: If you want to write out the cheque manually, you do not
need to follow these steps.
need to follow these steps.
1. In the Home window, choose the Payments icon. In the first
field, select Make Other Payment.
2. In the By field, select Cheque, then the bank account from
which funds are withdrawn.
3. In the To The Order Of field, type the name of the customer
and press the Tab key. Click Continue when Simply
Accounting asks if you want to add the customer to your
records.
Accounting asks if you want to add the customer to your
records.
4. In the Account field, enter the bank account from which you
are withdrawing the funds. Then, fill in a description and the
amount of the cheque.
amount of the cheque.
5. Fill in the remaining parts of the screen.
Print
6. Choose Print from the File menu.
7. Once you have filled in the remaining parts of the form, click
Process.
When you complete this transaction, no accounts have been
changed. The proper accounts were reversed when you cancelled
the original invoice in the first part of these instructions.
changed. The proper accounts were reversed when you cancelled
the original invoice in the first part of these instructions.
Issuing a Credit Note
If you want to issue a credit for future purchases as opposed to
refunding the customer’s money, you can follow the steps above
for cancelling the original invoice and returning goods to
inventory. Then you can enter a deposit for the customer for the
amount of the original invoice. For information on entering
deposits, see “Receiving Deposits from Customers” earlier in this
chapter.
refunding the customer’s money, you can follow the steps above
for cancelling the original invoice and returning goods to
inventory. Then you can enter a deposit for the customer for the
amount of the original invoice. For information on entering
deposits, see “Receiving Deposits from Customers” earlier in this
chapter.