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Useful Information

Relevant text hereRecord bank interest or charges into SCO into a relevant cost centre

Record Bank Interest or Charges

First ensure that you have a relevant cost centre in the Banking screen to deduct record the fees from.

If not, Add a New Cost Centre then return to this page.

To record income (e.g. bank interest)

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  1. Click on

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  1. the Income tab

  2. Select Miscellaneous income 

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  1. Complete all fields, ensuring you select the relevant cost centre

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  1. Select

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  1. the Credit/debit

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  1.  option to allocate the funds directly to the bank

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  1. Click Done

  2. Enter a reference in

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  1. the Enter Credit/debit details/reference

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  1.  field, e.g. bank

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  1. charges and the date

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  1. Click Done

  2. This transaction will show as an entry in

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  1. the Banked

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  1.  column in

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  1. the Banking screen and will show in Check bank statement waiting to be reconciled


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To record expenditure (e.g. bank charges)

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  1. Click on

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  1. the Expenditure tab

  2. Select Miscellaneous expenditure 

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  1. Complete all fields, ensuring you select the

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  1. relevant cost centre

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  1. Select

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  1. the Credit/debit

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  1.  option to deduct the funds directly from the bank

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  1. Click Done

  2. Enter a reference in

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  1. the Enter Credit/debit details/reference

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  1.  field, e.g. bank

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  1. charges and the date

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  1. Click Done 

  2. This transaction will show as an entry in

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  1. the Banked column in the Banking screen and will show in Check bank statement waiting to be reconciled


See also

Enter Fees for Online Credit/Debit Card Transactions

How to Enter Retrospective Income

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