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What is the policy for returned check...i have heard conflicting reports on whether SLC needs to be contacted to take the money out of the other account.
Can anyone clarify for me.
Thanks
Can anyone clarify for me.
Thanks
The reason you may have heard conflicting reports is that this changed with MLS 2.7. Prior to that you did have to contact SLC. But now all you have to do is to cancel the donation in the donation batch. On your next Send/Receive, MLS will send the information to SLC and the adjustment will be made to your Other account and show up on the CUFS for that month.thesmith7 wrote:What is the policy for returned check...i have heard conflicting reports on whether SLC needs to be contacted to take the money out of the other account.
Can anyone clarify for me?
Alan_Brown wrote:The reason you may have heard conflicting reports is that this changed with MLS 2.7. Prior to that you did have to contact SLC. But now all you have to do is to cancel the donation in the donation batch. On your next Send/Receive, MLS will send the information to SLC and the adjustment will be made to your Other account and show up on the CUFS for that month.thesmith7 wrote:What is the policy for returned check...i have heard conflicting reports on whether SLC needs to be contacted to take the money out of the other account.
Can anyone clarify for me?
birdld wrote:The money is automatically taken out of the other account when the check bounces. Make sure that you also put in a Temporary Item in your reconciliation for the month that it shows on your financial statement until HQ adjusts it back to the other account.
clerker wrote:Please note that money will not be taken out of your other account if your account has an $1100.00 balance.
So if the software sees "$1100" then it assumes it's a non-concentration account and acts accordingly? OK, that makes sense, but seems a bit jerry-rigged. (Looking at account balance rather then a specific flag.)13thfloorrocks wrote:This is referring to what is called a non-concentration account, where a unit has a depository account with a local bank and has to maintain a $1100 compensating balance.
RussellHltn wrote:So if the software sees "$1100" then it assumes it's a non-concentration account and acts accordingly? OK, that makes sense, but seems a bit jerry-rigged. (Looking at account balance rather then a specific flag.)
Returned Check
This is explained in detail in the wiki article Returned Check.kmalone wrote:I would like to continue this thread. The last time I got a returned check it was a mess.
Currently I have a neg amount on my statement in other for the amount of the returned check. I am now to go in and create a temp item to offset that amount.
Next month CHQ does some adjustments and its fixed.
Can someone expound on this starting from the temp adjustment, please.
kmalone wrote:So after I create a temp how is it corrected the following month that allows me to see it the statement so I know I can clear the temp item?
Perfect this what I needed to knowAlan_Brown wrote:On the statement that shows the canceled donation (often this will be in the following month's statement), you will see an entry in section III that will show a credit to the Other category and a charge to the category(ies) of the original donation , reflecting that the administration office hasOnce you see those transactions appear on the financial statement, you can clear the temporary item.
- Restored the funds in the Other category that were taken out when the check was returned, and
- Reduced the totals for the donation batch to reflect the cancelation of the donation.