Before you can use prepayment journals, you must create a nominal account
code for the Prepayment Control Account. The prepayment control account
should be in the balance sheet, assets section. You must then select this
nominal code as the Prepayment Control Account in Nominal Ledger Setup
Options. You only need to enter the expense or overhead part of the journal,
the system automatically posts the double-entry to the Prepayment Control
Account. After the Nominal Ledger Period End, the prepayment
journals are
automatically reversed.
3. Choose Prepayment Journals from the second menu.
4. From the drop-down menu, select the Nominal Code for the expense or
overhead being prepaid.
5. Enter a Reference for this prepayment journal transaction.
6. Prepayments for expenses and overheads are credits. Select Credit from
the drop-down menu in the Type column. The system automatically posts
the debit entry to the prepayment control account.
7. Enter the Value that has been prepaid for the overhead or expense.
8. Enter the next prepayment transactions.
9. To post this prepayment to the nominal ledger straight away, click the Update Ledger button. Otherwise you can Save it and post the
prepayment journal to the ledger later.
3. Choose Prepayment Journals from the second menu.
4. To add a line select the next available line and enter the additional
expense/overhead nominal code and complete the line as described
above for setting up prepayment journals.
5. To delete a nominal transaction line from the prepayment journal, click the
line, right click and select Delete Row from the context menu.
6. To amend details of a transaction line simply over type the reference or
value as required.