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Magaya Software Accounting Manual

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ENTER PAYMENTS<br />

time per invoice. The invoice must have a remaining balance of zero<br />

to qualify for the discount.)<br />

Option: <strong>Manual</strong>ly type a discount amount in the “Discount” column.<br />

The “Accounts” tab displays the discount. The account that the<br />

discount is applied to can be changed on that tab if needed.<br />

To apply a discount manually for a customer that does not have<br />

payment terms set, see the section “Accounts Receivable Special<br />

Procedures” in Chapter 10.<br />

• Additional fields on the Payment dialog box:<br />

Select the bank account to deposit the payment. The checkbox next<br />

to the “Deposit to” field is not checked by default. If you leave it<br />

unchecked, the money will be sent to the Undeposited Funds<br />

account in your <strong>Magaya</strong> system to hold until you go to the bank with<br />

all the deposits. (Then you will create a “Deposit Payment” transaction<br />

in the Deposits subfolder).<br />

• Enter the check number from the check that the customer sent you.<br />

• The date will be filled in with today’s date. It can be changed as<br />

needed.<br />

• Enter the amount of the payment. If there are outstanding invoices,<br />

the payment amount will be deducted from the total. You can also<br />

click on the Invoices in the list to apply the payment.<br />

• Enter a memo (note) as needed.<br />

• Click on the invoice to be paid. A checkmark appears in the<br />

checkbox and the Amount Due changes to Amount Paid. To enter a<br />

partial payment, click in the “Amount Paid” table cell of the invoice<br />

and type in the amount paid.<br />

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