Full Banking User Guide
File>Banking>Reconcile Register
This option allows you to select a checking account and reconcile your records to your bank records. The goal is to bring the reconciliation difference to zero.
How To:
- Select Checking Account.
- Set up the Bank Statement Parameters.
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Mark checks and deposits as cleared according to the bank statement. Bring the reconciliation balance difference to zero. To print a hardcopy of the reconciliation details, click the Print button in the lower right portion of the screen.
- Select Done to finish the reconciliation.
Tips:
- Checks and Deposits can also be marked and unmarked cleared in a range.
- Records may be marked and exit the process without finishing. The system will retain the marked records and you can continue at a later time.
Additional Actions on the Reconcile Dialog
Click the print button to print a report of transactions that have been marked as "R" and those that have not. Use this report to assist in reconciling.
A void-in-process is a check that was written in the month being reconciled but voided in a following month. When a check is voided, the system date is used. Therefore, even though the check is voided as of the month being reconciled, it was considered open. Click the Voids-in-Process button, ,to print a listing of these.
Viewing the Bank Register after Reconcile
The bank register will show those marked but not processed with a "C" instead of a "R". The Reconcile Date will show as the date the records were marked, after the reconciliation is processed the date will change to be the reconciliation date.
Use the Find button, , and choose to list only those records using the reconciliation date.
Bank Statement Parameters Dialog
| Field | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Reconcile Month of | The default date is the month prior to your current system date. Change the date by typing in a new month and year (mm/yy) or click the F8 button to access the on-line calendar. |
| Ending Balance from Bank Statement | Enter the ending balance that appears on the bank statement. This number is used in the reconciliation process. The system will compare what is in the register to this number. |
| Bank Reconcile File |
Automatic reconciliation of the check register via a bank supplied file is now available. An ofx file is required. Note: Some banks do not support ofx files. Check with your bank. |
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