The simplest form of check adjustment is voiding an unissued check. This typically occurs when there's a printer malfunction or when a check becomes physically damaged before being issued. To maintain proper audit trails, you'll need to record the voided check in the system.
To void an unissued check:
When you need to reverse a check that has already been issued and recorded in the system, the process is more involved than voiding. This might be necessary if you sent payment to the wrong vendor or issued an incorrect amount.
For checks without Job Cost distributions:
With the release of Sage 100 2020.1, subscribers gained access to a new Reverse Check Run utility, which streamlines the process of reversing multiple checks simultaneously.
Important considerations:
When adjusting checks that affect the General Ledger, proper distribution is crucial for maintaining accurate financial records.
Distribution process:
Sometimes check adjustments need to be made during the bank reconciliation process. Sage 100 provides tools to handle these situations through the Check, Deposit and Adjustment Entry feature.
Key functions:
For users connected to Sage Bank Feeds, the system offers automated matching capabilities for check transactions.
Matching criteria:
When dealing with checks in different currencies, additional steps may be necessary to ensure proper adjustment and recording.
Currency adjustment requirements:
To maintain accurate financial records and proper audit trails, follow these established best practices:
Documentation requirements:
Security considerations:
When adjusting checks in Sage 100, you may encounter various challenges. Here are solutions to common problems:
Integration issues:
Posting errors:
After making check adjustments, proper reporting is essential for maintaining accurate records:
Key reports:
To ensure smooth check adjustment processes, verify these system components:
Technical requirements:
To maintain efficient check processing and adjustment capabilities:
Periodic tasks:
Check adjustments can affect multiple areas of your Sage 100 system:
Connected modules:
By following these comprehensive guidelines and best practices, you can effectively manage check adjustments in Sage 100 while maintaining accurate financial records and proper audit trails. Remember to regularly review and update your procedures as new versions and features become available, and ensure all users are properly trained on the correct processes for handling check adjustments.
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