Banking: Reconcile

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The Reconcile screen allows the user to select a property and reconcile a selected bank account within that property. Each account is listed with its corresponding department, where applicable (see: Setup/Property Setup/Accounting/GL/Departments).

 

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The fields are further defined:

 

Field

Description

Statement Date

Enter the statement date.

Closing Balance

Enter the closing balance on the statement.

Print Adjustment Report

Select to print an adjustment report upon posting.

Service Charge

Enter the service charge date.

Amount

Enter the service charge amount.

Account

Select the corresponding G/L Account.

Interest Earned

Enter the interest earned date.

Amount

Enter the amount of interest earned.

Account

Select the corresponding G/L Account.

Last Reconciled

Displays the last reconciled date

Beginning Balance

Displays the beginning balance from the G/L.

Service/Interest

Displays the service fee minus the interest earned.

Cleared

Displays the total amount of checks "cleared" from A/P.

Closing

Displays the closing balance reflecting the beginning balance minus the service fees and cleared accounts.

Difference

Displays the difference in the bank's closing balance versus VMS transactions.

 

 

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How to Reconcile an Account:

 

1.Select a property from the drop-down menu.

2.Select the necessary bank account and its corresponding department.

3.Click on the Reconcile BankingReconcileReconcileButton_V1.6 button.

4.If consolidated reconciliation is defined (see Setup/Property Setup/Accounting/GL), select the department to post any service or interest information

5.Deposits will populate on the left side of the screen; checks will appear on the right side.

6.Check off each cleared deposit and check reflected in the bank statement.

7.Upon satisfactory reconciliation, select the Post post button icon to post the transactions and print a reconciliation report.