Accounting Ideas

As a business starting out or as a business doing promotions in order to bring in new business, we have raised a number of sales invoices at €0 which is possible i.e. supplying equipment for free. However, you cannot "mark as paid"/ record payment...

We are a charitable organisation and sometimes receive donations. These are sent to us without us raising an invoice. The donor then requires a formal receipt for their payment in order to complete their accounts/vat/tax returns etc. At present th...

Example, supplier with 30 day regular term. Paying today invoices dated up to 17th June. Several dated 17th June were special forward orders on an extended credit term. Whilst correct due date shows in outstanding invoices page it doesn't show on ...

As a catering company we have to make a lot of changes leading up to an event, as such once a customer has paid a deposit by Stripe we are then unable to edit the invoice as we can't unallocate the Stripe payment. We then need to do a new invoice/...

A report that has been long standing in Line 50 is the Suggested Payments report, this enables efficiency when producing a supplier payment run.

My client was 10 years behind in his filings. With all those entries, the way the invoice date always defaults to the current year is very frustrating. What's worse is that any invoices incorrectly entered for the current year (and then subsequent...

I would prefer to be able to print off all the payslips in one go, as I pass them to my boss to glance over, sometimes, he used to spot things on a payslip that I had missed as when you look at a lot of figures for 25 plus employees, you don't alw...

We would like the NET30 so that when we invoice a client in the current month, it puts DUE Date for the end of the following month ...

When RCT is withheld by our customer the amount is still outstanding on their account. Providing a system to reduce the customer's balance without reducing the Sales total. This is not currently supported for Sage customers in the Republic of Ireland