Unapplied Funds
If you apply a check or receipt to an invoice item, the offset to the bank is the receivable or payable. If however you post the check or receipt on account, the offset is the customer or provider unapplied funds account, and the the original receivable or payable is offset when you apply in Adjust Accounts. For example:
$1000 RITR sale |
Cash receipt applied to it in Post Deposit |
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1510 |
+1000 |
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1510 |
-1000 |
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Cash receipt posted on account |
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2040 |
-1000 |
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And applied in Adjust |
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2040 |
+1000 |
The default unapplied funds charts are 2040 (customer) and 2045 (provider). These are liability charts because a cash credit to an account receivable is a liability (not an offset against an asset).