| Fastbase Accounting System - Online Manual GL Account Details | Document 103091/1 
 Entered Wed,  2 Apr 2003 12:27 by Peter CampbellUpdated Tue, 11 Nov 2003 14:37
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| Extra Description:
 Enter an additional description or note relating to this account (optional).
 
 Type:
 Enter the type of this account, either current asset, fixed asset, liability, expense, income etc.
 
 Master Account:
 If this account is a sub-account and can be grouped into the total of another account then enter the master account here. The master account must be the same type as this account.
 
 State:
 Select 'Disabled' if the account is not allowed any manual postings. Control acounts that are linked to subsidiary modules (eg: debtors and credits control) would normally be flagged as disabled so users cannot mistakenly post to them.
 
 Taxable:
 Select 'No' if the account cannot have tax posted to it, this would apply to GST accounts and some income/expense accounts that do not attract GST. This option is mainly used to stop users mistakenly coding GST to selected accounts.
 
 Tax Code:
 If this account uses an alternate tax code then select the code here. See Utilities - Tax Codes for details.
 
 Control Flag:
 Some accounts need the control flag set so the system knows how to integrate this account correctly with the other modules.
 Bank Account:Bank Account, all bank accounts need to be specified so the system can allow entry of cash transactions and so that reconciliations can be performed.
Asset Accounts, all asset control accounts need to be specified so the system can prompt the user for asset details when purchasing assets via supplier invoices and cash payments.
Asset Maintenance Accounts, the system will prompt for asset and maintenance details when an asset maintenance account is selected. This provides history for the asset.
Debtors Control, reserved for future use.
Stock Control, reserved for future use.
 Bank Output File:
 These items will be required if the GL account is a bank account. These details will be used on the Direct Credit Schedule.
 
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