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Using an Agency Credit Card for Payments - TRAMS, Inc.

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Note:To reconcile a “Wash” account: Go to General Ledger – G/L Account Reconciliation.• The G/L Account Reconciliation will not affect your general ledger, it is only used to assist youin determining if the account is in bal<strong>an</strong>ce.Toggle to clear the Debits <strong>an</strong>d <strong>Credit</strong>s that match.Pros <strong>an</strong>d ConsPros: 1. The invoice is “open” <strong>an</strong>d appears on the Client Bal<strong>an</strong>ce report.2. The amount due to the vendor is “open” <strong>an</strong>d appears on the Vendor Bal<strong>an</strong>ce report.3. The Back office has control of the Client Receivables <strong>an</strong>d Vendor Payables.4. Since the Net amount is paid to the vendor, you do not need two Bookings (only effects Scenario two)Cons: Without the proper accounting procedures in place (see pages 9/10) the TBO user could make a payment to aVendor on the Vendor Bal<strong>an</strong>ce report, not knowing that it was already paid on the agency credit card whichwould result in a duplicate payment.Page 6 of 25 7/31/2009

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