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Re: #TipTuesday - ABA File Creation
Hello Lucas
Thank you for this tip. I am keen to give it a go 👍️
Could you also post something similar for getting bank transactions into Reckon (accounts - Desktop). ATM we manually check off bank statement transactions to transactions in our Reckon file.
Thank you 🙂
Re: Opps, paid Sick Leave instead of Annual Leave......... Help
Hello @Rebecca_7630369 ,
You can correct this by reinstating the employee, setting their last payrun to Draft, and then replacing Sick Leave with Annual Leave.
After you've processed this, submit this to the ATO as an Update - you will see this option if you click "Resubmit to ATO" after re-finishing the payrun.
Kind regards,
Alexis McKeown
Reckon Senior Technical Support
Re: Reckon One - Start a new file with no transaction history using the Clean Up Company function
That's disappointing to hear ☹️.
While I'm unfortunately not across the finer details around migrations, I can see that we've got a case open for you with our support team around this so we'll do our best to get some answers on what's happened and options moving forward.
Rav
Re: Invalid code error after scanning QR for MFA
Hi @Rav ,
No, not my first time I've been using Reckon for quite some time now. I've tried uninstalling the authentication app "Google Authenticato" etc…
But I followed the instructions you said above…its working now !!!…
THANK YOU !!!…
#TipTuesday - ABA File Creation
Bank Payments made easy?
Are you sick of manually entering bank transactions to pay employees? Well look no further by using an ABA file to send your employees pay cheques after creating a pay run.
An ABA file is used by all major Australian financial institutions to specify the payments to be made from your bank account to your employees. It's also the most common way for employers to pay employees using an ABA file generated by their payroll software.
How does this work?
In Reckon Accounts there has been the option to create an ABA file for years, which can be enabled and setup by doing the following steps.
We will need to setup the designated bank account in the Chart of Accounts (CoA) that will pay your employees:
- Start by selecting Accountant ➡️ Chart of Accounts
- Select the Bank Account ➡️ right click and Edit Account
- Select Online Bank Details and enter the account details
Once, we have completed the above we will now add the account details for the employees:
- Employee Centre ➡️ Select your Employee
- Change tabs ➡️ Payroll and Compensation Info
- Pay Method selected as Bank (Online)
- Click on Direct Deposit
- Enter bank details for Employee
Now that we have created an Online bank account and entered the details for our employees, we can now go to Online Banking to generate an ABA file:
- Click on the Online Banking icon
- Select your Financial Institution
- Select your Process Date ➡️ Enter a Payment Description
- Tick Employees to be included in ABA file
- Create ABA File
You are now able to use that ABA file to upload to your bank and process a batch payment without having to do the tedious manual entry for each employee. Hopefully this increases the efficiency of your workflow on pay day and to checkout other awesome features in Reckon Accounts.
Lucas
Re: Redoing an ABA file after correcting an error
Thank you @Acctd4 you just saved me waiting on hold for a long time trying to get an answer and you solved my problem.
Re: Import bank statement doesn't process to Online Banking Centre - Desktop Hosted 2024
Dear @Rod Nugent ,
In the event that it fails, you may want to reach out to the NAB and ensure that the QIF export is valid for Quickbooks 2004 (or earlier) format style.
You should be okay importing the QBO files, however. If you run into any issues, please let me know.
Kind regards,
Alexis McKeown
Reckon Senior Technical Support






