Search HansaManuals.com HansaManuals Home >> Standard ERP >> Nominal Ledger >> Reports Eelmine Järgmine Prindi kogu peatükk Otsi Juhend HansaWorld Enterprise'i versioonile 8.5 Bank Reconciliation This page describes the Bank Reconciliation report in the Nominal Ledger.--- The Bank Reconciliation report is one of two reports in the Nominal Ledger that you can use to help with the task of reconciling bank statements, the other being the Account Reconciliation report. Use the Account Reconciliation register to reconcile bank statements. The Bank Reconciliation report is a list of unreconciled postings to a specified Bank Account from a specified period. An unreconciled posting is one that you have not reconciled to a transaction on your bank statement using the Account Reconciliation register. The report divides the unreconciled postings into three groups: Outstanding Payments; Outstanding Receipts; and Bank Charges. The third group includes all postings that do not fall into the other two groups (e.g. bank interest, transfers between bank accounts, salary payments). When producing the report, you will enter the closing balance from your last bank statement. The report will display a new balance, calculated from that figure and including the unreconciled postings. This new balance will be compared to the balance for the Bank Account in your database on the last day of the report period. If the two balances are different, the probable reason is that there is still at least one unreconciled posting that you can reconcile with the bank statement. When printed to screen, the Bank Reconciliation report has the Standard ERP Drill-down feature. Click (Windows/macOS) or tap (iOS/Android) on a Sub System Number (e.g. Invoice Number) in the report to open the Nominal Ledger Transaction for that Sub System record. You can then open the Sub System record itself (e.g. the Invoice) by selecting 'Open Subsystem Record' from the Operations menu (Windows/macOS) or Tools menu (iOS/Android).
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