Permanent Prepayment - Refund

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amar_babu
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Permanent Prepayment - Refund

Post by amar_babu »

Hi,

I have raised a Permanent Prepayment, validated and accounted it also. As this is not available to adjust against the Standard Invoices, please explain how to record a refund and apply against the prepayment.

Could any one plz help me on the same.

Regards,
Amar
hbabhu
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Post by hbabhu »

Hi,

through action window......

use apply or unapply prepayment check box

then it will adjust u r prepayment

i thing now u clear
byswamy
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Post by byswamy »

hi

u can not apply directly permanent prepayment against invoice.
u can have option convert in from permanent to temporary prepayment .
then u can apply .
In prepayment invoice, u can change <b>permanent to temporary.</b>
If u have any doubt send me a mail
vecha_anil
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Post by vecha_anil »

hi

i think we can't match standard invoice to Perminent Prepayment, we can only adjus to temprory prepayments only.

Anil
hbabhu
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Post by hbabhu »

Hi Anil,

Prepayment is nothing but advance payment to supplier, this type of prepayment we can adjust in the invoice later

There are 2 types are available in AP
Temporary and permanent prepayment

You can change from temporary to permanent and visa versa.

But if u applied some amount in temporary u cannot change to per meant


Hope my reply will help you?
Upendra
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Post by Upendra »

Dear Friends!

Accounting a refund against permanent prepayment is not an easy task.

Please find the work around for this activity

Step 1 : Change the status of Permanent Prepayment to "Temporary Prepayment"

Step 2: Account a dummy Invoice against the Prepayment.

Step 3: Account a Debit Note against the Dummy Invoice

Step 4: Accept the refund against the "Debit Note"

This is the work around I observed in my part of job. If any knows any other easy work arounds, please post it to ERPSTUFF.

It will be useful to everyone

Thanks

Upendra DOnepudi
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