If they haven't done much, start again.. or restore a backup.
Either this or reverse every transaction they processed with the according opposite.
Regards
If they haven't done much, start again.. or restore a backup.
Either this or reverse every transaction they processed with the according opposite.
Regards
Hi aaronaatkinson
Thanks for the response this was my thinking and suggestion, but client had some "IT Specialist" who suggested doing one "Big Credit" note, a method I have never come across. It might work from a technical point of view but didnt sound right from an Accounting point of view and dont want client to think I am trying to do things the long way just to get more billing hours. But quite satisfied now, as to the correct course of action.
Hello,
They could perhaps try it but f it doesn't work.. It's even more billing hours.
Not a problem.
Best regards
Elijah (21-Feb-13)
And if you have a VAT audit, it becomes very difficult to try and explain a "Big Credit Note" correction. They are sticklers for detail.
No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. - Aesop "The Lion and the Mouse"
Elijah (21-Feb-13)
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