The adjustment transaction will appear in the Prepare Bank Deposit window and the transaction will be automatically included in the bank deposit.Note that a tax code is assigned against bank fee and interest transactions, as well as other transactions such as merchant fees and currency exchange fees. This means that all the tax allocated will be reflected in your BAS and tax code reports.This field appears only if you selected the I Deal in Multiple Currencies option in the System view of the Preferences window.This field appears only if you selected the I Deal in Multiple Currencies option in the System view of the Preferences window.Tax InclusiveID No.The ID number assigned to the transaction begins with SC and includes the date you’ve entered in the Prepare Bank Deposit window.If you want to enter an ID number here, consider leaving the SC prefix assigned to the number, so you can distinguish the transaction as a deposit adjustment.Tax CodeOnce the associated expense account is entered, the default tax code that was selected for that account in the Edit Accounts window, appears in this field. The rate of this tax code is used to calculate the amount of tax that appears in the Tax field.You can change the tax code selection in this window and the new tax code will apply to this transaction only. The amount of tax will recalculate according to the new tax code rate.Once you select a tax code, the tax amount based on the tax code’s rate appears. You can click the zoom arrow to open the Tax Information window, where you can view and change tax amounts assigned to transactions entered in this window.If you click the zoom arrow, a message appears warning you that a change in the Tax values in the Tax Information window could affect BASlink calculations.ID No.The ID number assigned to the transaction begins with IE and includes the date you’ve entered in the Prepare Bank Deposit window.If you wan to enter a different ID number here, consider leaving the IE prefix assigned to the number, so you can distinguish the transaction as a deposit adjustment transaction.Tax CodeOnce the associated expense account is entered, the default tax code that was selected for that account in the Edit Accounts window, appears in this field. The rate of this tax code is used to calculate the amount of tax that appears in the Tax field.You can change the tax code selection in this window and the new tax code will apply to this transaction only. The amount of tax will recalculate according to the new tax code rate.Once you select a tax code, the tax amount based on the tax code’s rate appears. You can click the zoom arrow to open the Tax Information window, where you can view and change tax amounts assigned to transactions entered in this window.If you click the zoom arrow, a message appears warning you that a change in the Tax values in the Tax Information window could affect BASlink calculations.
