You can void a cheque if the cheque was damaged before recording it in your company file, if a recorded transaction is changeable and non-changeable. Follow the steps below to void a cheque that you have not recorded in your software. If you want to make changes to a cheque you have already recorded, see ‘Changing or deleting a transaction’.
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Leave the Amount field and the account allocation fields blank.
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Click OK to confirm you want to void the cheque. A VOID stamp will appear on the cheque in the Spend Money window.
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Click Record. .
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To void a new cheque from the Bank Register
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In the Type field, select Spend Money or Pay Bill. All other selections do not offer the void cheque option.
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In the Cheque No. field, enter the number of the cheque you want to void.
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Click OK to confirm you want to void the cheque. The cheque transaction will appear in the Bank Register window and will be marked VOID.
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Click Record.
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To void a recorded cheque that is marked changeable
If you want to make changes to a cheque you have already recorded, see ‘Changing or deleting a transaction’.
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Click OK to accept the changes and close the window.
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To void a recorded cheque that is marked unchangeable
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Go to the Edit menu and select Reverse Cheque Transaction. A reversal of the cheque will appear. Notice the amount of the transaction has been removed.
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Click Record to record the reversal and close the window.
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The original transaction and the reversal are displayed in the Bank Register or Find Transactions window, both marked VOID.
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