RE: When to use Sales Journal, Cash Receipt Journal and Register Customer Payment?
Sales Journal I would use to record Invoices, when you say to record invoices, you mean to pay customer invoices or create an invoice?
I would use the Cash Receipt Journal to record Payments, when you say payments, you mean cash?
In my country, a payment is a payment, there're no distinction of Invoice or cash so I get a little bit confused.
If I'm about to register to RTC, I will only refer the invoice and choose a payment method depending if I want to use a G/L account or bank as a balance account type.
In Register Customer Payment I don't choose that, it goes to my default bank.
When I want to choose a the type bank and also a company bank account, I go on Cash Receipt Journal.
When I want to post directly to a G/L a choose Sales Journal.
Well, the problem is, that I don't if I'm doing the things right. Because I can go on Sales Journal, create a Journal and set the balance account type to bank.
In the and of the day, I see different methods that do the same, and I can't explain why or when to use which.
So, there's the scenario here, we sell and item, we do sales quotes->sales order->sales invoice, then the customer will pay as he think it's easier.
1-He can pay by cash
2-He can pay by Debit/Credit Card
3-He can pay be bank transfer
So, which Journal I use for each case?
PS: Please don't take accounting rules in consideration, I'm not an accountant professional
PS: I'm using Microsoft Dynamics 365 BC on premises, version W1 14.10, I'm using Cronus International to Test, there's no development made in this test db