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welshdragon


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I've got a question regarding receiving payments through PayPal on Sage. Hope someone here can help please?

A business has just invoiced a client for £150 and when they withdrew the funds via PayPal they got £145. How would I put this into Sage when the invoice shows that £150 needs to be paid?


-- Edited by welshdragon at 14:23, 2008-11-03

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Katrin
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Make a customer receipt of £150, and a bank payment of £5 on the same date, posting it to charges if that's what it is. I'm guessing on the charges.

If it's an underpayment you need to either leave the balance on the debtors ledger or raise a credit note for £5.

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Thanks for your reply. I've posted a customer receipt for £145 and raised a credit note for £5 changing the nominal code to PayPal charges as opposed to sales. Seems to have worked perfectly - cheers! 

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