New Reckon One, existing debtors. How to add?
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12/07/17
Hi Diane,
If you are moving over to Reckon One & are only wanting to setup opening balances for your existing debtors & creditors then this can be done using journals. The information below may point you in the right direction.
Scenario 1: Customer (debtor) John Citizen has a balance of $100.00 which relates to one or more open invoices that are not setup in Reckon One.
You can enter an opening balance journal as follows.
Later when the customer (debtor) makes a payment, you can enter a receipt to offset the outstanding balance.
Scenario 2: You owe a supplier (creditor) Reece Electrical a balance of $60.00 which relates to one or more open bills that are not setup in Reckon One.
You can enter an opening balance journal as follows.
Later when you pay the supplier (creditor), you can enter a payment to offset the outstanding balance.
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Thank you so much.
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Except this doesn't put the correct allocation into the Income & GST collected accounts how do you fix that and clear the outstanding amount?
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Correct. I am having the same issue and have tried different things and nothing seems to work without disrupting the balance of one of the accounts . A/R, GST, or Income/Expense account depending upon what journals you do. Surprise to see this question hasn't been answered since more than 4 years now. C'mon Reckon, you can do better.
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Hi Diane,
To set up your existing debtor balances in Reckon One without reissuing invoices, you can enter opening balance journals. However, the challenge is ensuring the correct allocation to your Income and GST Collected accounts.
Here’s how to handle it:
1. Journal Entry: Debit Accounts Receivable (A/R), and credit Income/GST Collected.
2. When a payment is received, use a receipt to offset the balance.If this messes with account balances, you may need manual adjustments to reconcile A/R, GST, or Income.
Hope this helps,
Ankit Mehta
MMC Convert.0

MMC Convert Staff Member