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I am using Sage for one my client's. In the Age Debtors list the rentention shows as balance outstanding which will not be paid for at least 1 year.

Any idea's how to put this rentention elsewhere on the sage so the invoice can be cleared and then re-invoice the rentention when it falls due at the end of the year.

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Carolconfuse



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In most cases I've seen, people just leave it on the sales ledger. Another possibility is to create a new nominal code somewhere just after 1100 and call it "Retentions control account" or similar. Post a credit note on the sales ledger for the customer with a retention to that nominal code, and when you re-invoice the retention, post the invoice against that control account.

Another possibility is to slap Sage with a wet kipper and ask them to add a facility in Sage to deal with retentions in a more useful way. I did so back in March 2012.

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Thanks for the reply Vince.  I will give it a try and see what happens.

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Carolbiggrin



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