Tips

Accounts

Supplier Payment

When you want to pay a supplier and allocate it against the relevant invoices etc-

  1. Click Bank accounts on the left-hand menu.
  2. Click the bank account the money has been paid out of.
  3. On the tool bar, click Supplier payment.
  4. Check the correct bank account has been selected if not select the correct bank account either by typing in the bank account code or clicking the down arrow and selecting the correct bank account or press F4.
  5. Select the correct supplier either by typing in the supplier’s code or by clicking the down arrow and selecting the supplier or press F4.
  6. Enter the date you are paying the supplier.
  7. Enter a Reference if required.
  8. Reference – enter if required.
  9. Enter the amount paid and record the payment.
  • Full Payment – Click the invoice, then click Pay in full.
  • Part Payment – Enter the value paid against the invoice in the Payment
  • Multiple payments – Enter the value paid for each invoice in the Payment
  1. Click Save and Close.

Record payments to Suppliers in advance.

If you send a payment to a supplier before you received the invoice, you can record this as a payment on account.

  1. Click Bank accounts on the left-hand menu.
  2. Click the bank account the money has been received into.
  3. On the tool bar, click Supplier payment
  4. Select the correct supplier either by typing in the supplier’s code or by clicking the down arrow and selecting the supplier or press F4.
  5. Enter the payment date.
  6. Enter a Reference if required.
  7. Reference – enter if required.
  8. Enter the amount paid.
  9. Click Save then when prompted to post a payment on account, click Yes.
  10. Click Close.

You can allocate the payment on account to future invoices for this Supplier at any time.

Memo

Supplier Payments can also be selected from the Suppliers window, just remember to check that the right bank has been selected if not select the correct bank account either by typing in the correct bank account or selecting it from the drop-down menu or F4.

If you would like help entering supplier payment or supplier payments on account or need any other help with your Sage Accounts, please contact us

The prices for Sage Accounting, also known as Sage Business Cloud, have increased from 1st September 2024, but you can still get the subscription cheaper directly through ourselves rather than through Sage.

Sage 50 Accounts and Sage 50 Payroll subscription prices are also increasing by 10% from 1st September 2024.

If you would like to discuss what program would suit your business needs or if you need any other help, please contact us

Payroll

An attachment of Earnings (AEO) is an official form issued to an employer, usually by the court.  It instructs the employer to deduct an outstanding debt directly from an employee’s wages.  There are various reasons why a court may issue an attachment, including unpaid fines and child support.  To cover administration costs, you can also deduct an administration fee of £1 from the employee for each pay period, for each attachment.

To set up an AEO

  1. Double-click the required employee to open their record, then click the Employment tab.
  2. Click Pay Element, then click Attachment of Earnings Orders.
  3. Click the next available line under Attachment Name.
  4. Click the dropdown button and select the required attachment.
  5. Click OK and enter the AEO details:
  • If the attachment if ongoing with no end date or total value, leave the Total Attachment value as 0.00.
  • Some attachments have protected earnings built into the legislation. If you use an attachment without this set, you can enter an amount under the Protected Earnings column.
  1. Click Save.
  2. Click Save, then click Close.

If you need help setting up a AEO or need any other help or advice with your payroll, please contact us

Accounts

Customer Receipt

When a customer has paid you and you need to mark that the invoice has been paid: –

  1. Click Bank accounts on the left-hand menu.
  2. Click the bank account the money has been received into.
  3. On the tool bar, click Customer receipt.
  4. Select the correct customer either by typing in the customer’s code or by clicking the down arrow and selecting the customer or press F4.
  5. Enter the date the money was received.
  6. Enter a Reference if required.
  7. Reference – enter if required.
  8. Enter the amount received and record the payment.
  • Full Payment – Click the invoice, then click Pay in full.
  • Part Payment – Enter the value paid against the invoice in the Receipt
  • Multiple payments – Enter the value paid for each invoice in the Receipt
  1. Click Save and Close.

Record payments from customers in advance.

If you receive a payment from a customer before you issue the invoice, you can still record this as a payment on account.

  1. Click Bank accounts on the left-hand menu.
  2. Click the bank account the money has been received into.
  3. On the tool bar, click Customer receipt.
  4. Select the correct customer either by typing in the customers code or by clicking the down arrow and selecting the customer or press F4.
  5. Enter the date the money was received.
  6. Enter a Reference if required.
  7. Reference – enter if required.
  8. Enter the amount received.
  9. Click Save then when prompted to post a payment on account, click Yes.
  10. Click Close.

You can allocate the payment on account to future invoices for this customer at any time.

If you would like help entering customer receipts on customer payments on account or need any other help with your Sage Accounts, please contact us

The prices for Sage Accounting, also known as Sage Business Cloud, will be increasing from the 1st  September 2024, but you can still get the subscription cheaper directly through us than through Sage.

Sage 50 Accounts and Sage 50 Payroll subscription prices are also increasing by 10% from 1st September 2024.

If you would like to discuss what program would suit your business needs or if you need any other help, please contact us

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