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Bank Reconciliation Form should have fields for interest and bank service charges

You should be able to simply enter the bank interest income and the bank service charges right in the Reconciliation tab rather than having to create a journal entry for these items, then having to come back to the reconciliation tab.  American Contractor has this, as does Quicken and QuickBooks.

  • Rachel Reyes
  • Jul 16 2015
  • Likely but not yet planned
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  • Jordan Davidson commented
    April 21, 2021 19:13

    Nearly 6 years old. Refresh would be ok, but I am aware of other software companies that allow you to enter these fees in the reconciliation process. It does ask what GL or Project/Cost code you want to charge the debit side of these transactions. This should be an easy update. Let's implement soon and move on to additional software improvements.

  • Cheryl Lincoln commented
    May 04, 2020 20:59

    While you are at it, get rid of the concept of 4 tabs. What a waste.

  • Leon Kerns commented
    January 06, 2018 00:10

    Create a profit and loss statement

    Thank You,

    Leon Kerns
    Superior Interiors Inc.
    7801 Lemhi St.
    Boise,ID 83709
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  • Mark Elfrink commented
    January 05, 2018 22:02

    I understand. This is just a suggestion to help with this if it is not changed or until it is changed.

  • Kristie Comer commented
    January 05, 2018 21:52

    This feature comes in handy for more than just recurring bank fees.

  • Mark Elfrink commented
    January 05, 2018 21:48

    This is true, so when we set the recurring entry up we just put a $1 in for the amount and update the dollars based on the amounts on the bank statement and subsequently post it.

  • Stephanie Neveu commented
    January 05, 2018 21:43

    I love the refresh idea.   As far as the reoccurring.  Unfortunately the amounts change each month. 

  • Mark Elfrink commented
    January 05, 2018 20:55

    Since you know you are going to have to record these two items each month, a way around this is to create a recurring entry for interest and bank charges each month.  At the end of the month when you get the bank statement you can just record the entry and then when you do the reconciliation the amounts are on the reconciliation to clear just like the rest of the transactions hitting the cash account throughout the month.

  • Kristie Comer commented
    January 05, 2018 20:07

    Or at the very least a refresh button for the Bank Rec so that when you do need to go make a journal entry all you have to click is refresh and its available. Not save and finish later, than have to reopen the application all over again. 

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