Purchase Ledger Help
The suggested payments report provides a list of your supplier transactions that have an outstanding balance. You can filter the transactions that are displayed on the report using the different boxes on the form. The report shows the invoices that are payable either because the payment due date has been reached or because they can be paid early to take advantage of settlement discounts offered by your suppliers. If you use the multi-currency feature, the report shows currency values for foreign suppliers. You can choose to include only suppliers that use a specific currency, or you can include all currencies.
To save this report as a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, select Excel Report from the Report Layout box on the Publisher form.
Box |
Description |
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Range |
You can choose one or more bank accounts to include on the report. You can select home currency and Euro bank accounts, and, if you use the multi-currency feature and have ticked the Foreign banks on Sugg. Paym option on the Purchase Ledger - Utilities - Set Options form, you can also select other foreign currency bank accounts, for example US Dollar accounts. These boxes are disabled if the option on the System - Maintenance - Company Profiles form that links the Purchase Ledger to the Nominal Ledger is not selected. |
Default Banks Only |
Select this option to only include suppliers that have the chosen bank account/s as the default bank account on the Purchase Ledger - Processing - Options form linked to the supplier record. Any suppliers that do not have a specific default bank will also be included if the ledger-wide bank account (on the Purchase Ledger - Utilities - Set Options form) is chosen in the Range boxes. |
Allow Multiple Banks |
Select this option to include suppliers on the report that have the Multiple Bank A/C box ticked on the Purchase Ledger - Processing - Options form. All suppliers in the chosen range are then included on the report, even if the bank account on the supplier's record is different to those selected in the Range boxes. |
Processing date |
Enter the date to be used to determine the selection of transactions according to their due dates. The default date is the current system date. |
Sequence |
Select the criteria by which the report is sorted and sub-totalled. If you choose Account, you can select a range of supplier accounts to include on the report. If you choose Type, you can select a range of supplier types to include on the report. Each supplier is optionally allocated a supplier type on the Purchase Ledger - Processing - Analysis form. |
Use Sett Disc Terms To Calculate Due Date |
You can select transactions up to a due date you specify and on the basis of a range of supplier accounts. If you select this box, the following occurs:
Example ... |
Select Currency |
Either accept the default for all currencies (ALL) which will include transactions for all suppliers, or click to select the currency for the suppliers you want to include on the report. For example, to include only US Dollar invoices, select that currency from the list; to include only Euro invoices, select that currency from the list, and so on. The currencies you can select are those set up on the System - Maintenance - Exchange Rates form. |
Payment Method |
Select 'Cheque', 'BACS' or 'Other'. Only suppliers with the selected payment method are included in the listing. The Pay By payment method is defined on the Purchase Ledger - Processing - Terms form. You can use a Payment Method of Other if, for example, you pay your suppliers by credit card or direct debits. Suppliers with this payment method will not be included in any automatic payment-run. |
Include only if VAT Return Reduction By for Sett Disc is 'VAT Adjustment' |
This option relates to processing VAT Adjustment postings when you take settlement discount terms. Select to include only invoices that attract settlement discount and you use a VAT adjustment posting rather than a credit note to process:
What controls how Opera calculates VAT on invoices with prompt payment discount? |