Credit notes?
Maf. King
maf at chilwell.net
Thu Feb 28 12:05:07 EST 2008
On Thursday 28 Feb 2008, Roland Giesler wrote:
> Before I finally give up on GNUCash (and believe me I didn't really
> want to, I really want this app to work properly), I would like to
> check with you all.
>
> Is there still no way to create the opposite of an invoice, ie a
> credit note? No, it is not acceptable to correct the amounts with the
> next invoice or some other kludge like that. It would be acceptable
> to have a negative amount / qty of items on an invoice, but that is
> not allowed either.
>
> How is it possible that anyone can use this system as a business tools
> without having the facility to credit a client for something that was
> invoiced before? It's actually imho a really basic requirement.
>
> Comments please?
Hi,
You can have negative price in an invoice, but the invoice must have a final
balance >= 0
When I have to deal with a credit note, I amend the relevant invoice in GC
with a "Credit " line, and an descripton in the notes field.
A bit of a kludge, sure, but it works for me.
(I actually have a negative figure in bills quite regularly, when GC
calculates/rounds the VAT due differently to the vendor. GC is _always_ wrong
in these cases, even when the arithmetic is perfect! Sure, it is usually only
a penny either way, but still, negative is negative )
Regards,
Maf.
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