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Chapter 17 ■ End User - Accounting Document Posting<br />

Update the following fields:<br />

Transaction: This is the nature of transaction: Credit Memo. This is set by default.<br />

Customer: Enter your customer number account (152) that you want to post<br />

credit memo to.<br />

Document Date: This is the credit memo date.<br />

Posting Date: The date to post the credit memo. This is usually today’s date.<br />

Amount: This is the credit memo amount (200).<br />

Calculate Tax: Check this option to include the credit memo amount for output<br />

tax amount calculation.<br />

G/L Acct: This is the G/L 800000 account you want to post the credit memo<br />

amount to. This will be debited against the sales revenue account and credited to<br />

the customer account to reduce the original invoice.<br />

Short Text: This is set by default when you enter the G/L account in the<br />

G/L account field and click Enter or press Enter on your keyboard.<br />

D/C: Specify whether the transaction should be treated as debit or credit. Since<br />

this is a customer credit memo, enter debit in this field.<br />

Amount in Doc. Curr: Enter the credit memo amount in this field or use the * sign.<br />

Tax: The tax code application to your credit memo is set by default by the system.<br />

Otherwise, enter it manually.<br />

Click the Enter button on the top-left side of the screen to confirm your entries. To display the credit<br />

memo you entered, click the<br />

button at the top of the screen. The Document Overview screen is<br />

displayed (Figure 17-10) showing the line item of your customer credit memo.<br />

Figure 17-10. The Document Overview screen showing the credit memo posted to the system<br />

Post your entries by clicking the Save<br />

button.<br />

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