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Sage 100 Consultant Tip: Accounts Receivable Double Posted Payments

Written by Mike Renner | Mon, Nov 13, 2017

Sage 100 Consultant Tip – 4 Steps to Adjust a Double Posted Payments on the Customer’s Accounts?

Sage 100 Consultant Question: Hi Mike, please advise, how do I adjust double posted payments on the customer’s account balance? 

Sage 100 Consultant Answer:  So, you can see my example, you have two payments on a customer for the same invoice 1234, the original invoice was $55.25 and it got paid twice through cash receipts so now has a credit balance on the invoice 1234 at bottom of AR Aging report -$55.25.

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Sage 100 Consultant Tip: How to Easily 

STEP 1 - You want to do negative Cash Receipt posting of -$55.25.

STEP 2 - Accept negative amount, give it a check number as you can see:



STEP 3 - Then lines, and pull up invoice that is negative:



STEP 4 - Accept then post the cash receipts register, this time we ran AR trial balance and it will no longer be negative. And you can see all the postings.

Here are the postings below. 

Congratulations!  Now you know how to make a double entry on an account balance.

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Written by Mike Renner:  Partner of WAC Solution Partners - Greater Los Angeles, a Sage 100 ERP consultant and support provider based in Indio, CA.

Mike is an expert on ERP and fund accounting and supports Abila Fund Accounting and Sage 100 ERP with over 25 years in the accounting software industry. Mike is also a Sage Certified Trainer and a recognized leader in the design, implementation and support of ERP systems, including Sage.

Specialties:  Sage 100 ERP (formerly Sage MAS90 / MAS200), Abila MIP Fund Accounting™, Acumatica, QuickBooks Pro Advisor