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Hi,

I work in accounts of two restaurants, will have to post weekly sale/turnover in to Sage and not too sure how to do it.

For example there is 30000.00 ( including VAT ) of weekly turnover, how should I post it? Normally we there is customer and all we have to do is issue an invoice.

Please advise.

Thanks

Anna



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Hi Anna

You will have to post it as a journal, DR Cash/bank and CR sales/turnover

Hope this helps

Lorraine

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Hi,

Thats ok, however what about VAT? Should I post it as a jurnal?

 

Thanks

Anna



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Hi Anna,

Don't forget if you do it as a journal to account for any VAT involved (i.e. DR cash/bank T9, CR sales T1 and CR sales tax ctrl T1).

Pauline



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Hi All,


Thank you very much for your help.

Regards,
Anna

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unless the till receipt states the VAT amount - use the calculate net button on sage to calculate for you (enter gross in Net box - T1, calc net) dont press more than once.


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Thnak all of you for help.

Anna

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Presumably the takings are a combination of cash/card/cheque.
What I would do is create a "takings" account in the bank accounts codes.
Post the constituent parts to this account as bank receipts with the narrative cash taking w/e x, streamline takings w/e x, cheques w/e x, using the appropriate tax code and if necessary calc net.
Any payments taken from the takings before the money is banked posted to this same account as bank payments with the appropriate nominal code, tax code and narrative of what it is w/e x.
Then do a bank transfer from the "takings" bank account to the bank account which can be reconciled on the bank statement.
Anything as a float bank transfer to the Cash bank account.
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