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Basic Cash Transfer

When we use this function, we can transfer cash  from one cash book to another. The difference between Cash Transfer with Cash Transfer by Transaction is, Cash Transfer retain its original cash transactions (no. 4, 5, 6 in blue) within the cash book (means the transactions are still shown in Cashbook A) but creates an additional entry (Eg. Cash Transfer CTFR392 credit RM 98) for the transfer as only one figure to Cashbook B (debit RM 98)

Cashbook A

  Debit Credit
 Rct542 399 
 Rct623
 699 
 BI-234  1000
 CTFR392  98

If you wish to transfer all the transactions to another cash book (no CTFR debit/credit), please use Cash Transfer By Transaction.


See diagram below:

Imagine we have 2 cash books, A and B. The transactions in blue are to be transferred from Cash book A into Cash book B.

BEFORE:

Cash book A

No

Date

Description

Ref Doc

Debit

Credit

1

1 Feb

Opening Balance


34.00


2

3 Feb

Cashsale

RCT125

99.00


3

3 Feb

Invoice Settlement

RCT272

100.00


4

4 Feb

Cashsale

RCT542

399.00


5.

5 Feb

Cashsale

RCT623

699.00


6.

7 Feb

Bank-In

BI-234


1000.00

7.

8 Feb

Cashsale

RCT832

230.00














Cash book B

No

Date

Description

Ref Doc

Debit

Credit

1

1 Feb

Opening Balance


30,000.00


2

3 Feb

Pay Ingram Micro Supplier

PV3222

 

2300.00











































AFTER:

Cash book A

No

Date

Description

Ref Doc

Debit

Credit

1

1 Feb

Opening Balance


34.00


2

3 Feb

Cashsale

RCT125

99.00


3

3 Feb

Invoice Settlement

RCT272

100.00


4

4 Feb

Cashsale

RCT542

399.00


5.

5 Feb

Cashsale

RCT623

699.00


6.

7 Feb

Bank-In

BI-234


1000.00

7.

8 Feb

Cashsale

RCT832

230.00


8

9 Feb

Cash Transfer

CTFR392


98.00







Cash book B

No

Date

Description

Ref Doc

Debit

Credit

1

1 Feb

Opening Balance


30,000.00


2

3 Feb

Pay Ingram Micro Supplier

PV3222

 

2300.00

3

9 Feb

Cash Transfer

CTFR392

98.00







































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