Cash Payment

A Cash Payment records the money paid in cash to suppliers, vendors, or other parties. It ensures accurate tracking of cash outflows, correct ledger postings, and reconciliation.

Cash Payment – Field Details

Suppliers / GL

  • Suppliers / GL – Select the supplier, vendor, or GL account to whom the payment is made.

  • Upload File – Option to attach supporting documents such as bills, receipts, or payment proof.

Primary Document Details

  • Account – Select the cash account from which the payment is made.

  • Payment Method – Mode of payment.

  • Payment Date – Date on which the payment is made.

  • Document Series – Select the voucher/document series under which the payment is recorded.

  • Remark – Notes or comments about the payment.

  • Currency – Select the payment currency (default: Organization Currency set).

  • Exchange Rate – Applicable if the currency is foreign (mandatory for non-INR).

Items Section

  • Document Number – Select the invoice or reference document against which payment is made.

  • Total (Before Tax) – Invoice value before tax.

  • Total Tax – Tax component of the invoice.

  • Total Amount – Invoice value including tax.

  • Remaining Amount – Pending balance against the document.

  • Amount – Actual amount being paid in this transaction.

  • Add Item – Allows multiple invoices/documents to be settled in a single payment entry.

Additional Details – Account Entry

  • Ledger – Displays the ledger accounts impacted by the transaction.

  • Credit – Credit entry of the transaction.

  • Debit – Debit entry of the transaction.

  • Total – Debit and Credit must match for successful posting.

Actions

  • Submit – Save and post the cash payment entry.

  • Cancel – Discard the current entry.

Workflow & Rules

  • Account, Payment Method, Payment Date, Currency, and Document Series are mandatory.

  • The Amount paid cannot exceed the Remaining Amount of the selected document.

  • Debit and Credit entries must balance for successful posting.

  • Exchange rate must be specified for non-INR transactions.

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