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SAGE - HELP TO REVERSE BAD DEBT WITE OFF ??
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Regarding  a customer invoice at £485,  client paid 470 and refused to pay 15. 
I treated this as a bad debt and tried to write off, using write off transaction.  Unfotunately instead of writing off the balance, the whole trans was w/o therefore my clients a/c is now in 470 credit!
Sage will not allow me to reverse the w/o transaction.
How do I rectify this.  I think I wish to..
1.  Clear the bad debt a/c
2.  Ensure the clients account is back to the 15 debt status


Many Thanks.
Bina


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I would simply raise another invoice on the customer account for the £470 with appropriate VAt and post it to the bad debt nominal code - then you can match the credit to the dummy invoice and the bad debt account will just be left with the £15 bad debt.

For amounts underpaid so small in the future it can be easier to make them a Sales Discount which will go to 4009 code in Sage, and can be done directly from the Sales Receipt screen

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Lucky they paid £470 and refused to pay £15 rather than the other way around!


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