Chapter 8: Cash And Bank Management Daily Procedures

CHAPTER 8: CASH AND BANK MANAGEMENT

DAILY PROCEDURES
Objectives
The objectives are:

• Create checks.
• Delete checks.
• Create a bank deposit entry.
• Void checks.
• Create a refund that prints a check.
• Use bank remittances.
• Reverse a posted check payment.
• Reconcile bank statements.

Introduction
Within the Cash and Bank Management module, users manage the financial
transactions between the company and its bank accounts. These transactions
include the following:

• Processing payments to bank and ledger accounts

• Processing payments from bank and ledger accounts
• Reconciling the records of financial transactions from banks with the
records in Microsoft Dynamics AX

This section discusses the various processes available to manage bank

transactions in Microsoft Dynamics AX®.

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Scenario
At Contoso Annie is the Bookkeeper that manages the creation, deletion, and
voiding of checks and electronic payments. Annie creates check refunds for
customers when required and processes payments to vendors. Also, when
Contoso receives a bank statement, Annie reconciles the statement with the
transactions in the application.

Create Checks
In Microsoft Dynamics AX, the Check form provides access to view existing
check transactions and to create new checks.

Procedure: Create Checks

Perform the following steps to create checks.

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Common, and then click
Bank accounts.
2. Double-click on the Bank account from which the checks will be
written.
3. On the Action Pane, click the Setup tab.
4. Click the Check numbers button. This option is only available if
the Check number method is set to Fixed in the Check layout
form. If the method is set to Free, the check numbers option is not
available. To verify, click the Check button on the Action Pane.
5. In the Creation of check form, the selected bank account is
displayed in the Bank account field.
6. In the From field, enter the check number for the first check to be
created.
7. In the Quantity field, enter the number of checks to be created.
8. Click OK.

EXAMPLE: To create a total number of 1250 checks starting with check number
2000, in the From field, type 2000, and in the Quantity field, type 1250. This will
create checks numbered 2000 to 3249.

NOTE: As soon as created checks are available, checks generate through the
Accounts Payable payment journal. See the Accounts Payable help for more
information on this process.

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Delete a Check
After users create a check in Microsoft Dynamics AX, they can delete the check
if it has not been used. Checks created but not used have the status of Created in
the Status field.

Procedure: Delete a Check

Perform the following steps to delete a check.

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Common, and then click
Checks.
2. Select the bank account from which to delete a check.
3. Click the Delete checks button.
4. In the From field, enter the number of the first check to delete.
5. In the To field, enter the number of the last check to delete.
6. To verify the deletion, type Delete in the Type Delete if you want to
delete field, and then click OK.

NOTE: If you include checks that have a status other than Created in the interval
between the From and To fields, no checks are deleted and the Delete checks job
is canceled.

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Lab 8.1 - Create and Delete a Check

Scenario

Annie, the Bookkeeper at Contoso, must complete a check run that consists of 15
checks, starting with check number 101. The checks are from the EUR OPER
bank account.

After Annie created the checks, she learned that only 12 of the checks were
needed. The last 3 checks must be deleted.

Challenge Yourself!
Help Annie to create checks, and then delete the unnecessary checks.

Need a Little Help?

Create 15 checks for the EUR OPER bank account, starting with check number
101.

Delete the final three checks.

Step by Step
Create 15 checks for the EUR OPER bank account, starting with check number
101.

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Common, and then click
Bank accounts.
2. Double-click on the EUR OPER Bank account.
3. On the Action Pane, click the Setup tab.
4. Click the Check numbers button.
5. In the From field, type 101.
6. In the Quantity field, type 15.
7. Click OK.
8. Click the Close button in the Infolog.

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Delete the final three checks.

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Common, and then click
Checks.
2. Click on the EUR OPER Bank account.
3. Click the Delete checks button.
4. In the From field, type 113.
5. In the To field, type 115.
6. Type Delete in the Type Delete if you want to delete field, and then
click OK.
7. Click the Close button in the Infolog.

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Deposit Slips
A deposit slip is a document used to deposit checks, credit card notes, and cash
into a bank account. Use the Deposit slip form to view and manage deposit slips
for payments into bank accounts.

FIGURE 8.1 DEPOSIT SLIP FORM

Procedure: Create a Deposit Slip

Perform the following steps to create a deposit slip.

1. Click Accounts receivable, click Journals, click Payments, and

then click Payment journal.
2. Click the New button to create a new record.
3. Select a journal name from the Name list.
4. Click the Lines button to access the Journal voucher form.
Or, click the Enter customer payments button to enter the payment
in the Enter customer payments form.
5. From the Journal voucher form, in the Account field, select the
account of the customer who made the deposit.
6. Select a Description to attach information about the transaction to
the deposit.
7. In the Credit field, type the deposit amount.
8. Select the Use a deposit slip check box.
9. In the Offset account type field, select Bank.
10. In the Offset account field, select the bank account in which to make
the deposit.

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11. In the Currency field, enter the currency code of the bank account in
which to make the deposit.
12. Select the Method of payment and Payment specification.
13. In the Payment reference field, enter a reference for the payment if
applicable.
14. On the General, Payment, Payment Fee, and Bank tabs, enter any
applicable information.
15. Click the Post button, and then click Post.
16. Close the Infolog form.
17. Click Functions, and then click Deposit slip.
18. In the dialog box, enter the date in the Bank statement date field,
19. Click OK to view the deposit slip.

Procedure: Cancel a Deposit Slip Payment

You may want to cancel a deposit slip payment if a customer payment is invalid.
If you have already reconciled the deposit slip in the bank statement, you cannot
cancel the payment. Perform the following steps to cancel a deposit slip.

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Common, then click

Deposit slips.
2. Select the line with the deposit slip to cancel.
When you cancel a deposit slip payment, the single payment is
canceled, not the entire deposit slip. Other deposit lines remain
unchanged.
3. Click the Cancel payment button.
4. In the Cancel payment form, select a reason for cancellation from
the Reason code list.

NOTE: The system may require a Reason code if the Require reasons for
deposit slip payment cancellations check box is selected on the General FastTab
of the Cash and bank parameters form.

5. Accept the default value or modify the value in the Reason

comment field.
6. Depending on which method your organization prefers and whether
the Use review process for deposit slip payment cancellations
check box is selected on the General tab of the Cash and Bank
management parameters form, do one of the following:
o Click the OK button to post the cancellation.
o Enter a Journal name, and then click the OK button to send the
cancellation for review.

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Procedure: Review a Deposit Slip Payment Cancellation

You can submit a deposit slip payment cancellation for review. The system
requires a review if the Use review process for deposit slip payment
cancellations check box is selected on the General FastTab of the Cash and
bank management parameters form.

During review, you can either approve and post the journal, or reject the
cancellation. Perform the following steps to review cancellations.

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Journals, and then click
Deposit slip payment cancellations.
2. Select the cancellation journal to review and then click the Lines
button.
3. Review the cancellation and select one of the following approval
options:
o To approve and post the cancellation journal, click the Post
button, and then click Post or Post and transfer.
o To reject the cancellation, click the Delete button on the toolbar.

Procedure: Verify a Deposit Slip Payment Cancellations

Perform the following steps to verify that the system has canceled the deposit.

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Common, and then click
Deposit slips.
2. Select the line for the canceled deposit slip in the Deposit slip form,
and then click the General tab.
3. Verify that a check mark is in the Canceled field.

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Lab 8.2 - Create a Deposit Slip

Scenario

Annie, the Bookkeeper for Contoso, must enter a deposit for Customer 2022 for
1000 USD. The deposit was made to the USA OPER bank account and the
payment reference is 1987.

Annie realizes that she entered the deposit slip in error. The payment reference
should be 1988.

Challenge Yourself!
Help Annie complete the following:

1. Create a customer payment journal

2. View the deposit slip to verify it exists
3. Cancel the deposit slip
4. Verify that the system canceled the deposit slip

Need a Little Help?

1. Select the Use a deposit slip check box in the Customer payment
journal.
2. Click the Cancel payment button from the Deposit slip form to
cancel the deposit slip.

Step by Step
Create a customer payment journal:

1. Click Accounts receivable, click Journals, click Payments, and

then click Payment journal.
2. Click the New button to create a new record.
3. Select ARPay in the Name list.
4. Click the Lines button to access the Journal voucher form.
5. In the Account field, select customer account 2022.
6. In the Credit field, type 1000.
7. Select the Use a deposit slip check box.
8. Make sure that the Offset account field contains USA OPER.
9. Make sure that the Currency field contains USD.
10. In the Payment reference field, type 1987.
11. Click the Post button, and then click Post.
12. Click the Close button in the Infolog.

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Verify that the deposit slip is created by viewing it:

1. Click the Functions button, and then click Deposit slips.

2. In the Deposit slip form, accept the default date, and then click OK.
3. Click OK again to view the deposit slip.

Cancel the deposit slip:

1. Click Cash and Bank management, click Common, then click

Deposit slip.
2. Select the line that contains the deposit slip to cancel.
3. Click the Cancel payment button.
4. Select ERROR in the Reason code field.
5. Select BA_Dep_Rev in the Journal name field.
6. Click OK.
7. Click the Close button in the Infolog.

Verify that the system canceled the deposit slip:

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Common, and then click
Deposit slips.
2. Select the line for the canceled deposit slip in the Deposit slip form,
and then click the General tab.
3. Verify that a check mark is in the Pending Cancellation field.

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Void Unposted Checks

After printing or trying to print checks, you may be unable to use them. For
example, if a check is damaged while it is printed, you must void the unused
checks.

Procedure: Void Unposted Checks

Perform the following steps to void a check.

1. In the appropriate payment journal, select the lines ordered for the
printing of the checks.
For example, to void an unposted Accounts Payable payment
journal, click Accounts payable, click Journals, click Payments,
and then click Payment journal.
2. Click the Lines button and then click the Payment status button,
and then click Rejected. The application removes the check numbers
from the journal.

NOTE: This procedure can be used only if you have not posted the checks.

Procedure: Verify Checks Are Void

Perform the following steps to verify the checks are voided.

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Common, then click

Checks.
2. Select the relevant bank account, and very the Status field, look for
checks with the status of Void.

Refund Checks
Under certain circumstances, companies must generate payment refunds to their
customers or process refunds they received from their vendors. This usually
occurs when credit notes, overpayments, and bonuses are involved in third-party
transactions.

In Microsoft Dynamics AX users can create a check refund that prints out a
check. The refunding feature is implemented in payment journals for customers.

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Procedure: Create a Check Refund

Perform the following steps to create a check refund for a customer:

1. Create a customer payment journal line with a negative amount. To

access the customer payment journal click Accounts receivable,
click Journals, click Payments, and then click Payment journal.
2. Click the New button to create a new record, and then name the
journal.
3. Click the Lines button to access the Journal voucher form.
4. From the Journal voucher form, in the Account field, select the
account of the customer who will receive the refund.
5. Select a Description to attach information about the transaction to
the check refund.
6. In the Credit field, enter a negative amount for the refund amount.
7. In the Offset account type field, select Bank.
8. In the Offset account field, select the bank account from which to
draw the refund.
9. In the Currency field, enter the currency code of the bank account
from which to draw the refund.
10. Modify the Method of payment to Refund.
11. On the General, Payment, Payment Fee, and Bank tabs, enter any
applicable information.
12. Use the Financial Dimensions button to enter financial dimensions
for the journal.
13. Click the Functions button, and then click Generate payments.
14. In the Method of payment field, select Refund.
15. Select the Bank account from which to draw the refund.
16. Click OK to generate the check.
17. Click the Post button, and then click Post.

NOTE: Before you create a check refund, set up a Method of payment to refund
a check to a customer if you have not done this already. For more information
about Methods of payment, review the Accounts Receivable Setup and Accounts
Payable Setup courses.

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Lab 8.3 - Check Refund

Scenario

Contoso received an overpayment on account from Triangle Headquarters.

Annie, the Bookkeeper, must issue a refund check to Triangle Headquarters for
396 USD. The system should draw the refund from the US Operating Bank
Account.

Challenge Yourself!
Help Annie create a refund check to pay Triangle Headquarters the overpayment
amount of 396 USD.

Need a Little Help?

1. From the customer payment journal, create a new journal.

2. Create in the Journal voucher form, create a line for Triangle
Headquarters for the refund amount of 396 USD.
3. Enter the amount as a negative value to indicate that it is a refund.
4. Change the Method of payment to Refund.
5. Use the Functions button to create the check.
6. Post the refund amount.

Step by Step

1. To access the customer payment journal click Accounts receivable,

click Journals, click Payments, and then click Payment journal.
2. Click the New button to create a new record.
3. In the Name field, select ARPay.
4. Click the Lines button to access the Journal voucher form.
5. From the Journal voucher form, in the Account field, select 2022,
Triangle Headquarters.
6. In the Credit field, type -396.
7. Verify that Bank is selected in the Offset account type field and
USA OPER display in the Offset account field.
8. From the Method of payment list, select Refund.
9. Click the Functions button, and then click Generate payments.
10. In the Method of payment field, verify that Refund is selected.
11. In the Bank account field, verify that USA OPER is selected
12. Click OK to generate the check.
13. Close the Infolog or Warning message.
14. Click the Post button, and then click Post.

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Bank Remittance
Use the Remittance form to view the remittances made to company bank
accounts.

Procedure: Create a Bank Remittance

Perform the following steps to create a bank remittance entry.

1. Click Accounts receivable, click Journals, click Payments, and

then click Remittance.
2. Click the New button to insert a new record.
3. In the Method of payment field, select the method of payment to
use for this payment.
4. In the Bank account field, select the bank account for this
remittance.
5. The Printed field displays the date in the printed payment advice.

NOTE: For each step, you can define the minimum amount of information that
the user must enter before he or she can continue to the next step. To ensure that
the bank advice is printed before posting, set a post validation for print.

6. The File creation date field displays the date that the file was
created.

NOTE: For each step, you can define the minimum amount of information that
must be filled in before continuing to the next step. To ensure that the file is
created before posting, set a post validation for file creation date.

7. Click the General tab.

8. In the Payment step identification field, select the step associated
with the payment.
9. In the Currency field, verify that the currency code used for the
payment is displayed.

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10. In the Remittance format field, select the remittance format for the
payment.
11. Click the Posting button, and then click Post to post the remittance.

FIGURE 8.2 REMITTANCE FORM

Payment Reversal
Occasionally, you must reverse a check after you have made a payment and
posted the check. For example, the delivery company may have the check or a
member of the accounting staff may notice that an employee paid the check in
error. Microsoft Dynamics AX provides a function to reverse posted check
payments.

There are two methods available for reversing posted checks.

• Reversals are posted immediately when you click the Payment

reversal button in the Check form.
• When you click the Payment reversal button in the Check form, the
reversal first is sent to the Check reversals journal in Cash and bank
management, where a reviewer can then post or reject the reversal.

You might reverse a check to reissue a payment made to a vendor. You can
reverse only posted checks that have a status of Paid. Reversing differs from
deleting or voiding checks because you can delete only checks that have a status
of Created, and you can void only unposted checks.

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Procedure: Reverse a Payment

Perform the following steps to reverse a posted check.

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Common, and then click
Checks.
2. Select the check to reverse.
3. Click Payment reversal.
4. Enter the date and select a reason for the reversal. If your
organization uses the Check reversals journal for review, you must
also select a journal name.
5. Click OK to post the reversal or send the reversal for review,
depending on which method your organization uses.

Procedure: Review a Payment Reversal

It is possible to either approve and post the journal, or reject the reversal. To
review reversals, follow these steps:

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Journals, and click

Check reversals.
2. Select the reversal journal to review and then click Lines.
3. Review the reversal and select one of the following approval options:
o To approve and post the reversal journal, click the Post button
and then click Post or Post and transfer.
o To reject the reversal, click the Delete button.

4. Close the form and then click the Delete button again to delete the
journal header.
5. Close the form.

NOTE: Deleting the journal removes the reversal from the system, but the
original check remains in the Check form. The status of the check is no longer
Pending cancellation.

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Reconcile a Bank Account

Bank Reconciliation is an important component of the Microsoft Dynamics AX
financial management system. Bank Reconciliation contains the features that
provide the following functions:

• Enter additional transactions that affect balances

• Automate the reconciliation process

Reconcile Overview
It is not possible to reconcile a bank account statement with a bank account if any
of the checks or deposit slip payments that are listed on the statement currently
have a status of Pending cancellation.

After a reviewer posts or rejects a check reversal or deposit slip payment

cancellation, the status is no longer Pending cancellation, and it is possible to
reconcile the bank account.

Procedure: Begin a Bank Account Reconciliation

Perform the following steps to reconcile a bank account.

1. Click Cash and bank management, click Common, and then click
Bank accounts.
2. Select the bank account for which to reconcile the bank account
statement.
3. Click the Account reconciliation button on the Action Pane and
enter information as appropriate.
4. In the Bank statement date field, enter the date from the bank
account statement.
5. In the Bank statement field, enter the number of the bank account
statement.
6. In the Currency field, verify that the application inserts the correct
currency for the selected bank account.
7. In the Ending Balance field, enter the total ending balance on the
bank account statement.

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NOTE: The Reconciled field displays the date of account reconciliation. The
system enters the date automatically when you post the transaction lines that
reconcile company bank records with the bank statement.

FIGURE 8.3 BANK ACCOUNT STATEMENT FORM

Procedure: Reconcile Transactions

As soon as you have entered information about the bank reconciliation, you can
review the transactions in the bank account instead of the transactions on the
bank statement. Perform the following steps to review transactions.

1. From the Bank statement form, click the Transactions button.

2. Select the transactions to include in the reconciliation by selecting
the Cleared check box.
3. To select a check interval to clear for reconciliation, click the Mark
check interval button. In the Mark check interval for
reconciliation form, enter the range of cleared check numbers in the
From and To fields.

NOTE: You cannot change the amount of the transaction during reconciliation.
To edit the amount of a transaction during reconciliation, enter the corrected
amount in the Correction Amount field. Ensure that you enter the correction in
the currency used for the account.

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Procedure: Enter Missing Transactions

Sometimes transactions that have not been recorded in the system appear on the
bank statement. Perform the following steps to create transactions that have not
been recorded in the account.

1. Click the New button.

2. Select the correct transaction type in the Bank Transaction Type
list.
3. Enter the date of the transaction in the Date field.
4. If you used a check for the transaction, enter the check number in the
Check number field. Click the Checks button to view a list of the
checks for this account.
5. In the Deposit Slip field, enter the number for the deposit slip that a
payment should be associated with, if applicable to the transaction.
Click the Deposit Slips button to view a list of the deposits for this
account.
6. In the Amount in transaction currency field, enter the transaction
amount in the specified currency.
7. In the Main Account field, indicate which ledger account the system
should offset when you create the new transactions during
reconciliation. The corrections post when you update the
reconciliation.
8. In the Description field, enter information that describes the
transaction.
9. On the Financial dimensions tab, enter any required dimensions for
the transaction.

NOTE: When you create transactions manually during reconciliation, the

application automatically will assign a voucher number, from the number
sequence and will mark it Bank-account reconciled. The voucher number is
displayed on the General tab.

Procedure: Complete a Bank Account Reconciliation

After you have reconciled the transactions, click the Reconcile account button to
perform the reconciliation of the Bank Account.

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Procedure: Print Reconciliation Reports

Perform the following steps to print reconciliation reports.

1. Click the Print button, and then click Reconciliation summary to

print a bank reconciliation report. In the Bank reconciliation form,
select the fields to include in the report:
o Reconciliation summary
o Cleared transaction detail
o Uncleared transaction detail

2. Click the Print button, and then click Bank reconciliation to print a
report that takes non-reconciled transactions into account and shows
transactions after the reconciliation date.

Summary
This course covers the main procedures in the Cash and Bank Management
module in Microsoft Dynamics AX. The application provides functionality to
manage check payments, as well as procedures for resolving special situations
with checks. Users can delete, refund, and void checks, in addition to generating
and issuing checks according to company specifications. In addition, because the
system records all financial transactions, companies can use the bank
reconciliation function to match internal company records of transactions against
bank statements.

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Test Your Knowledge

Test your knowledge with the following questions.

1. Annie, the Bookkeeper at Contoso, must create checks numbered 2361

through 2366. What values must she enter in the From and Quantity fields to
do this?
( ) Enter 2361 in the From field and 5 in the Quantity field
( ) Enter 2366 in the From field and 5 in the Quantity field
( ) Enter 2361 in the From field and 6 in the Quantity field
( ) Enter 2366 in the From field and 6 in the Quantity field

2. What status must a check have for you to delete it?

( ) Void
( ) Processed
( ) Created
( ) Invoiced

3. How can you tell if a deposit slip is canceled?

4. Create a check refund by placing the following steps in order:

Step:

_____: Create a customer payment journal line with a negative amount.

_____: Post the payment journal.

_____: Modify the method of payment to Check Refund on the negative payment
journal line.

_____: Generate the refund check.

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5. When you perform bank reconciliation, how do you exclude transactions that
are in the application but not on the bank statement from the reconciliation?
( ) Open the transaction
( ) Delete the transaction
( ) Select the Cleared check box
( ) Do not select the Cleared check box

6. Explain the circumstances in which you would delete, void, or reverse a

check.

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Quick Interaction: Lessons Learned

Take a moment and write down three key points you have learned from this
chapter

1.

2.

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Solutions
Test Your Knowledge
1. Annie, the Bookkeeper at Contoso, must create checks numbered 2361
through 2366. What values must she enter in the From and Quantity fields to
do this?
( ) Enter 2361 in the From field and 5 in the Quantity field
( ) Enter 2366 in the From field and 5 in the Quantity field
(•) Enter 2361 in the From field and 6 in the Quantity field
( ) Enter 2366 in the From field and 6 in the Quantity field

2. What status must a check have for you to delete it?

( ) Void
( ) Processed
(•) Created
( ) Invoiced

3. How can you tell if a deposit slip is canceled?

MODEL ANSWER:

On the Deposit slip form, on the General tab, the Canceled check box is
selected.

4. Create a check refund by placing the following steps in order:

Step:

1 : Create a customer payment journal line with a negative amount.

4 : Post the payment journal.

2 : Modify the method of payment to Check Refund on the negative payment

journal line.

3 : Generate the refund check.

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5. When you perform bank reconciliation, how do you exclude transactions that
are in the application but not on the bank statement from the reconciliation?
( ) Open the transaction
( ) Delete the transaction
( ) Select the Cleared check box
(•) Do not select the Cleared check box

6. Explain the circumstances in which you would delete, void, or reverse a

check.

MODEL ANSWER:

Checks that are created but not used have the status of Created in the Status
field. Checks with a Created Status can be deleted.

After printing or trying to print checks, but before posting, checks may be
voided. This may happen if checks are damaged in printing.

If payment has been made and a check has been posted, you can reverse it.

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