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ReconciliationThe purpose of reconciliation is to locate any mistakes that you or the bank may have made. Reconciliation Procedure1.
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1. Enter the final balance of the statement into the Statement End Balance 2. Find and click the first item on the statement in the list of outstanding transactions on the screen - the Difference and Reconcile Balance data change to reflect the selected item 3. Continue with the above procedure until you reach the end of the first day on your statement and you have a balance figure, check this against the reconcile balance · To help you find transactions you can use the find button to locate transactions by value, transaction number, reference , account reference and by details · If the transaction does not exist you can create an entry by using the adjustment button · If you need to look something up you can do so by minimising the window and then return to the window later, you do not have to exit · If you are working with a very large number of outstanding transactions, you can sort them by any of the column headings by clicking on the appropriate heading. NOTE sorting by a heading will clear the existing selections, do not use this option part way through a reconciliation 4. When the final transaction on the bank statement is highlighted then the Statement end Balance and the Reconcile Balance will match, there will be 0 in difference and you can save the reconciliation, when you next enter reconciliation the opening balance / reconcile balance will be the previous end balance v Grouping, because when you bank multiple cheques the bank make just one entry on the statement, matching receipts can be difficult. to make life easier you can group receipts with the same reference and date (this is done in Settings, company Preferences, Parameters, Group Items in Bank Rec {check box}.) v If you use grouping, and you have two separate bankings on the same day, make sure to use a different reference so that they appear as two separate bankings in the bank rec. NB Blank references are not grouped |
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