| | How voided customer receipts or payments affect bank reconciliation |
| Resolution | You've included the check in the bank deposit If you deposited the customer check and later voided, the system posts a charge to the bank reconciliation. This shows in the bank reconciliation as a charge with the description Void Payment. - If it throws off your bank reconciliation, void the charge using the CM, Transactions, Void Bank Transactions
You reprocessed a check, such as an NSF check or posted to the wrong customer - Post the check to the customer account in AR, Transactions, Post Receipts.
- Deposit the receipt using AR, Transactions, Bank Deposits.
You haven't deposited the check to your bank reconciliation - Voiding the check in Accounts Receivable before its deposited means it never posted to the bank reconciliation
- Since you didn't include the transaction in the bank reconciliation, there’s nothing to reconcile yet
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