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Big Red Book Accounts v5
Cash Payments
The term
Cash Payments
refers to what happened to the money received by the business, e.g. most is
usually lodged at the bank, but some might be paid out to Suppliers or as wages/expenses etc.
In the Cash Book click on the
Payments
button or press the key for the letter
P
. A screen entitled
Add a
Cash Payment Entry
will appear.
Figure 2 - 7 Cash Payments input screen (showing entries for a Lodgement)
Fill in the blank entry form with the details of the transaction. Hints on what to enter are displayed at the foot
of the screen next to the symbol of the red book. .
Notes on Cash Payments entries
Date
Enter the transaction date.
A/C Code
If the payment being recorded is a Ledger Payment enter the Supplier Code here. Otherwise leave this box
blank. A ledger payment is a payment to a Supplier for whom you maintain an account in the Purchase
Ledger. Cash Payments to Suppliers are most common in the retail sector and other cash businesses, e.g.
a grocery might make payments out of the till for daily bread deliveries etc.
Ledger Balance
When creating a Cash Payment, when an Account Code is entered the outstanding balance for that supplier
is displayed in Ledger Balance. This is for information only so that you can see what is owed.
Name/Details
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