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Hi

I'd be really grateful if someone could tell me how I should write off bad debt under the cash accounting scheme. 

Many thanks

Lucy

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Hi Lucy

Welcome to the forum.

Took this off the Sage website

Enter batch credits
Enter the customer account, date of write off, enter bad debt account (8100 is standard), enter the net amount, T1 tax code, VAT. Save your credit note

A/CDateCredit No
N/C
Details
Net
T/C
VAT
BrownWrite off DateBadDbt
8100
Write Off
100.00
T1
17.50


Allocate the credit to customer, to clear the amount from their account.

If you have access to AskSage , it's article 11542

Hope this is useful

Bill

-- Edited by Wella on Saturday 30th of January 2010 02:29:02 PM

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