Sunday, October 7, 2018

Write off Remaining Customer Deposit Balance

Writing off customer deposit balance involves creation of journal entry and application of the journal against the customer deposit balance. Here are the steps:

1) Navigate to Transactions > Financial > Make Journal Entry
a. Choose an accounts receivable account in Accounts Column >
b. Enter an amount in the Debit column
c. In Name column, select the customer's name > click Add
d. Choose an account you want use to write-off the remaining customer deposit balance in the Accounts column
e. Enter an amount in the Credit column
f. In the Name column, select the customer's name > click Add
2) Click Save
3) Navigate to Transactions > Customers > Accept Customer Payment
4) Select the customer's name > If you have multiple accounts receivable accounts, select the account you used in the journal entry.
5) On the Apply tab > Invoices subtab > Mark the Apply checkbox on the journal entry.
6) Go to the Deposits subtab > mark the Apply checkbox on the customer deposit
7) Click Save.

Now a Deposit Application transaction is created and the GL Impact is Debit to Customer Deposits and Credit to Accounts Receivable for the amount of the write-off. This eliminates the Accounts Receivable balance.

To view the GL Impact on the deposit application, open the Journal > Related Records tab > Click Deposit Application > Actions > Select GL Impact.

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