Multiple Payable Types can be set up. These allow control of different categories of Payable. Typical examples may be Sundry Creditors and Trade Creditors.
In the examples below, separate Payable Types have been set up as:
• Sundry Creditors to control payments for items such as rent, power, stationery etc.
• Trade Creditors would be used for Repossession Agents, Storage Charges etc. Any expense that is related to a loan account.
Separate Payable Types will also need to be established if there are multi companies or currencies used.
Examples may be:
• Australian Collections
• New Zealand Collections
• Australian Sundry Creditors
• New Zealand Sundry Creditors
A Payable Type is related to a GL Code. This means that the month end journal that posts the payable transactions to the various GL Codes will have as the credit side of the entry the GL Code associated with the Payable Type. Consequently there may be a number of GL Codes that will need to be set up for payables processing. Each of these should be reconciled to the payable trial balance at month end.
Field | Explanation |
Code | A unique code to identify this Payable Type |
Description | A unique description to identify this Payable Type |
Currency | If multiple Currencies are used, separate Payable Types must be set up for each Currency
Otherwise select the Currency set up for your ledger |
Company | If multiple Companies are used, separate Payable Types must be set up for each Company
Otherwise select the Company set up for your ledger
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Invoice Tax Code | Select the tax code that will be used to calculate GST on Payable Invoices |
Cashbook Tax Code | This must be the zero rated GST Code |
GL Balance Sheet Accnt | [F2] and  or  the GL Code that will be updated as the payable control account in the General Ledger for this Payable Type
Note that if there are multiple Payable Types, each must refer to a unique GL Code |
Remittance Advice Communication | [F2] and  or  the Communication Type that will be used to generate a remittance advice for payments by direct credit
If this is left blank, no remittance advice will be created |
Combined Cheque/RA Communication | [F2] and  or  the Communication Type that will be used to generate a remittance advice for payments by cheque
If this is left blank, no remittance advice will be created |
| International | Check on if the Payable Account is for an International supplier
Used in conjunction with bailment accounts created using the account payable functionality
If checked on the GST on the bailment asset posts to the distributor associated with the bailment account rather than the payable account
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Bank Accounts
This section allows the allocation of Bank Accounts that may be used to pay creditor invoices. If more than one Bank Account is loaded, then any one of the allocated Bank Accounts can be used to pay from. The Bank Account to be used will be selected during the payment process. It is also possible to allocate a Bank Account that belongs to a different Company. This will allow Payable Types associated with different companies to be paid from a single Bank Account.
| Field | Explanation |

| [F2] to highlight and the bank account(s) that will be used to pay invoices associated with this payable type
Multiple bank accounts can be added to a single payable type |
 | This will allow the editing of a new Bank Account |
| This will allow the deletion of a bank account that is no longer used |