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Paulcoops58
Contributing User
5 years ago

Re: Match bank feed to multiple cards

I have a bank feed payment for multiple invoices for more than one company. I'm having trouble understanding how i process this. The payment is from Square pty ltd and take 2.2% off the invoice amounts and we have factored this into the invoiced amounts as a square processing fee. I need to know how to set up the payment, allocate this to the applicable invoices AND allow for the square 2.2% taken for the transactions

  • Neil_M's avatar
    Neil_M
    5 years ago

    HI Paulcoops58 

     

    The only difference between this process and normally receipting the payment to your bank account would be to receipt the payment into a clearing account, which will need to be set up in your chart of accounts as a bank type of account.

     

    This effectively acts as a intermediary account, similar to a jar on the desk where the money is placed in, and any expenses can be paid out of this money before the amount is taken to your bank and deposited.

     

    If you were unsure of the entries for how to use a clearing account, I recommend speaking with your accountant for advice

  • Neil_M's avatar
    Neil_M
    Former Staff

    Hi Paulcoops58 

     

    One way you could do this would be to receipt all of the different invoice payments into a clearing account. You could then record the payment of the fee from this clearing account before using a transfer money to move the balance to the bank account so that it can be matched with your bank feed

    • Paulcoops58's avatar
      Paulcoops58
      Contributing User

      some screen shots would be helpful as i'm not seeing it

       

      • Neil_M's avatar
        Neil_M
        Former Staff

        HI Paulcoops58 

         

        The only difference between this process and normally receipting the payment to your bank account would be to receipt the payment into a clearing account, which will need to be set up in your chart of accounts as a bank type of account.

         

        This effectively acts as a intermediary account, similar to a jar on the desk where the money is placed in, and any expenses can be paid out of this money before the amount is taken to your bank and deposited.

         

        If you were unsure of the entries for how to use a clearing account, I recommend speaking with your accountant for advice