Christophe (Sage)

Consulting bank reconciliation 

Bank reconciliation verifies that the data on your bank statement matches your recorded journal entries. This verification process ensures the accuracy of recorded transactions and makes it possible to identify errors and omissions. Bank reconciliation is not the same concept as matching. Matching makes it possible to combine movements in opposite directions. For example, matching

Creating a VAT return 

Depending on the activity you carry out, you must submit a certain type of VAT return. Acces the VAT return. Select the Fiscal year and the frequency of the VAT return…

Activating Cash VAT for purchases 

When adding suppliers, depending on the type of activity of the latter, you can configure the type of VAT that will be taken into account when performing entries. Third parties > Suppliers…

Consulting third party deadlines 

To consult the (paid or partially paid) open items of third parties, use the Deadline for payment by third party (Reports > Third-party reports – Deadline for payment by third party)…

Creating bank accounts 

Managing bank accounts starts with creating a general ledger account. These general ledger accounts can then be connected to a bank account. Cash account Cash accounts can’t be connected to a bank. To create a bank account: Access the Bank accounts and cash. Bank accounts and cash Add an account (Create). Add the mandatory information

Modifying the numbering of entities 

Sequence numbers allow you to organize items in a list in an orderly and coherent manner and apply to journal entries, third parties and sales documents. Sage Active is delivered with default sequence numbers that you can modify. However, you can also create new ones for orders, delivery notes, invoices, and journal entries.