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    How do you post these invoices? When creating the invoice, you can allocate them to the Sales (fee Income)
    Otherwise use Sales Journals[/QUOTE]

    Thanks.

    Here is how I post the invoice,

    When a customer (say Jo Pty Ltd) purchases on credit, I create the customer account then, I process the invoice and allocate to fee income. At the end of the day I update all my batches. Is this the correct way of doing it.?

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    That's the right way yes. Thus this happens

    Debtors D, Sales C

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    Quote Originally Posted by manob View Post
    Hi All

    Please assist me if what I am is right in Pastel. For my credit sales, I created accounts for all debtors we deal with often. Now my problem is, the invoice amounts are being posted to debtors control account, when the double entry that I want should be Dr Debtors Acc Cr Sales (fee Income.)

    Please assist.
    I agree with prettypegagirl.
    You seem to be doing it right. Debtors control is where all your customer (debtors) accounts are kept until they pay their bill.

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