Creating and Applying Credits & Refunding the Client

Creating and Applying Credits & Refunding the Client

<p> DesignerSupport</p><p>Software Support, Accounting and Administration for the Design Industry</p><p>Refunding Client Retainers</p><p>Explanation: To refund a client retainer, and reduce the amount of retainer on hand.</p><p>1. Write a Check to the client. Use account 1910 (or the applicable “Suspense” account) as the expense account. Enter an appropriate description, and print the check.</p><p>2. Enter the Check as a negative Client Retainer through Receive Cash. Add the word Refund to the end of the check number, change the cash account to the same account that you used in step #1, and enter an appropriate description.</p><p>3. Click “Apply Payment”. When the Money Manager screen appears, click “Add to the client’s retainer”. This should decrease the retainer balance by the amount of the refund.</p><p>4117 Old Buff Road . Hickory, NC 28602 . (828) 294-0581 . Fax (828) 294-0375 . Email: [email protected]</p><p>DesignerSupport</p><p>Software Support, Accounting and Administration for the Design Industry</p><p>Note: Neglecting to use the same account for the expense in #1 and the cash in #2 will cause the account to be out of balance. Please check the account that you chose to use, and verify that the entry went in and back out.</p><p>4117 Old Buff Road . Hickory, NC 28602 . (828) 294-0581 . Fax (828) 294-0375 . Email: [email protected]</p>

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