Financial transactions do not always entail client payments for invoices. Use this function to deal with bounced checks, incorrect invoice charges, misapplied payments, duplicate payments, refunds, miscellaneous income, and uncollectible bad debts.<\/strong><\/p>\n Enter these types of non-cash transactions into MR9 to keep your MR9 ledger accurate. Balance the transactions and post them.<\/p>\n Use a credit memo to reduce the balance of an invoice \u2014 for example when a client returns a product or was charged for a service they didn\u2019t ask for. A credit memo can be for the full amount or part of the amount of an invoice. If a commission was earned on the sale you can choose to decrease the sale rep\u2019s commission or honor it.<\/p>\n If a client bounces a check or you applied a payment to the wrong invoice, use a debit memo to increase the invoice balance. You can use the entire balance \u2014 including late charges and finance charges \u2014 in a debit memo. You can also credit any commissions back to the related sale rep. After posting the debit memo you can enter the payment again with the correct invoice.<\/p>\n If you receive a check for an invoice that has been paid already and you want to deposit the check (rather than return it) enter it as a duplicate payment in MR9 to record the payment.<\/p>\n If you receive a check from a client \u00a0that does not reference an invoice \u2014 such as the check for a retainer (upfront deposit) \u2014 you can record it as a miscellaneous receipt for tracking purposes.<\/p>\n If a client sent you an overpayment or a duplicate payment for an invoice reimburse them through your accounting system such as QuickBooks,<\/em> then enter the refund in MR9 so that the Payment Transactions log is complete.<\/p>\n Posted invoices cannot be canceled or deleted. So if a client returns a product, its invoice must be voided. Or if a job was billed incorrectly the invoice(s) should be voided before the job is billed again. By default, commissions are voided when an invoice is voided and if the sales rep has already been paid you must adjust (reduce) their pay (in Payables<\/a>) to deduct the amount paid from the next payroll. Or you can choose on a case by case basis to pay the \u00a0commission in spite of the voided invoice.<\/p>\n If an invoice becomes uncollectible, write it off as a bad debt. When you write off an invoice \u00a0any commissions related to the invoice are not voided by default. However you can choose to void commission(s) on any write-off.<\/p>\n When you open this function any unposted transactions are listed with their basic information:<\/p>\n You can view, edit, or delete any individual transaction in the list. Depending on the transaction you can view information about the invoice and its related client and update the client\u2019s information, if desired. You can post transactions here singly or in batches. And you can enter new transactions by type.<\/p>\n Enter relevant information about the transaction including the date, amount, and account you want the transaction recorded in. Also enter any remarks about the reason for the transaction or other relevant information. Depending on the transaction you can also enter information such as the relevant check number and date, and how to handle commissions related to the transaction.<\/p>\n If you have multiple transactions of the same type, you can continuously add them in the same window to save time when processing transactions. When finished all transactions appear in a list along with any other unposted transactions. You can sort your results in the grid by one or more columns in ascending or descending order (but when you exit the function RB will revert back to the default order). Export the list as an Excel<\/em> spreadsheet or\u00a0a CSV (comma-separated values) file to save, share, print, or use in other applications.<\/p>\n Finally you post the transactions to close them. You can post them singly, a select few, or all at once. When you run the daily registers<\/a>, these transactions will appear on the Cash Receipts Register – Other Transactions page of the report. You can also use the Voided Invoices function<\/a> to quickly review all invoices voided today or for any time period.<\/p>\n TL;DR: Keep your MR9 ledger accurate by including all types of transactions beyond payments \u2014 including credit memos to deal with returns or incorrect service item billing, debit memos for bounced checks or payments applied to the wrong invoices, duplicate payments, refunds, miscellaneous receipts such as retainers, voided invoices, and write-offs for bad debts.<\/strong><\/p>\n Service items:\u00a0<\/strong>Regular charges that you bill to your clients.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\u2018Other Transactions\u2019 in MR9 include:<\/h3>\n
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Credit Memos<\/h4>\n
Debit Memos<\/h4>\n
Duplicate Payments<\/h4>\n
Miscellaneous Receipts<\/h4>\n
Refunds<\/h4>\n
Voids<\/h4>\n
Write-offs<\/h4>\n
Entering \u2018Other Transactions\u2019<\/h2>\n
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Don\u2019t forget to post transactions<\/h2>\n
MR9 concepts in this lesson<\/h4>\n