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MAS 90/200 - Credit Card Payment against Open Invoice Balance:

  1. Create a Misc., Charge Code in S/O Miscellaneous Charge Maintenance for Credit Card Payments (which Sales Account is used does not make a difference).
  2. Make sure that the Payment Type for the credit is debiting the proper merchant Account within the asset section of the balance sheet.
  3. Enter an Invoice Type of "Debit Memo" from within S/O Invoice Data Entry.
  4. Enter the invoice to be paid in the Apply to Inv # field.
  5. Enter the Credit Card Payment Misc. Charge Code as a line item in the invoice at $0.
  6. Enter the Credit Card information on the totals tab with the amount to be paid against the invoice.
  7. Update the Daily Sales Order Sales Journal.
  8. The credit card payment amount can be viewed on the customer's invoice detail.
  9. The credit card payment amount will still need to be transferred from the Merchant Account to the Checking Account via a G/L Transaction Journal Entry, upon notice that the funds have reached the bank account.

MAS 90/200 - Prepaid Payables/Accounts Payable:

  1. Enter Manual Check.
  2. Input invoice, using an "self-defined" invoice # (this example uses the check date) with a recommended "PPD" on the invoice to identify it as a prepaid invoice.
  3. "Is this a new invoice?" will be asked. Answer "Yes".
  4. Accept the amount.
  5. Input the prepaid asset account number and accept the G/L distribution.
  6. Update the Manual Check Register.
  7. The vendor maintenance or inquiry invoice tab will show the prepayment.
  8. Upon the receipt of invoice, enter the invoice into A/P invoice data entry, entering the pre-paid invoice number into the "Pre-paid Invoice" field.
  9. Enter the appropriate pre-payment information.
  10. In the Lines tab, enter a negative amount against the prepaid asset account and a positive amount against the account to debit.
  11. The Vendor Maintenance or Inquiry Invoice tab will show the application.

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