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Hi all,

An employee recently admitted to stealing some petty cash and we have deducted the amount from his final salary pay. Now I am not sure how to do the postings in Sage??

Thanks in advance :)



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Hi Jenna,
I would say that you would Debit nominal 1250 (petty cash account) and credit nominal 2220 (Net Wages)
Hope this helps!
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And then put the remaining net wages amount through the bank as usual? That is what I thought but then I was not sure what effect it may have when I come to do the wage journal :/

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Yes thats right



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Hi, I credited petty cash and debited net wages. I am not sure the salary journal would have balanced otherwise.

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Hi Jenna,

Had you already credited the missing money from petty cash? If not then your last posting is the way to go.

Your wages journal would look something like this:-

DR Gross wages £500
DR Er's NI £ 20

CR Net wages £400
CR PAYE, NI £120

Then if you deduct say £20 from the net wages to pay back the petty cash, when you make the wages payment you Cr Bank with £380 and Dr Net wages £380, thus leaving £20 in net wages nominal.

You can then DR net wages £20 and CR Petty cash £20.

Pauline

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