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Useful Information

This section describes how to handle a cheque that has been returned by the bank. 
The solution varies depending on whether the cheque was previously reconciled/cleared in SCO.

Cheques Returned by the Bank

For a cheque that has been banked in SCO but not reconciled/cleared

  1. On

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  1. the Accounts

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  1.  screen, double-click on the pupil whose cheque has been returned

  2. Click on the transaction to open it

  3. Click

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  1. on Cancel transaction (if the Cancel transaction button is greyed out, refer to the section below)

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  1. Select Payment returned by bank

  2. Click

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  1. on Done

  2. A returned cheque letter/email will automatically be generated to send to the parent, if required

  3. The returned cheque will be recorded as a

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  1. separate Returned payment

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  1.  entry on the bank statement.
    The

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  1. original deposit

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  1.  will remain unchanged, although the returned transaction will be displayed

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  1. as Altered


For a cheque that has been banked and reconciled/cleared in SCO
It is not possible to cancel a cheque transaction that has been reconciled in SCO. The solution is to enter the returned cheque as a refund.

  1. Go to the relevant module, e.g. Dinners, Extended day, Trips and events

  2. Locate the pupil and click on the

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  1. red Payment

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  1.  button

  2. Select

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  1. the Refund

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  1.  option

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  1. Select Credit/debit

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  1.  as the method of payment

  2. Enter narrative such

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  1. as Returned Cheque No 012345

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  1.  as the Credit/debit reference

  2. Click

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  1. on Confirm refund

  2. The returned cheque will be recorded as a

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  1. separate Payment

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  1.  entry on the bank statement and can be reconciled against the actual bank statement.
    The original deposit and transaction will remain unchanged


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