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Yes Frank is correct. If you void the payment, the applied invoice for that payment will move to open status.
Renee, before you void the invoice, you have to void the payment. That opens the invoice back up to be voided.
I guess you had posted the invoice before closing the fiscal year. Because we can not post a transaction in closed year. Anyway if you want to reverse the invoice, you can only void the invoice and recreate it into correct open year.
Before voiding the invoice change the void posting date to current year in void payable transaction window.
Answer 1: You can void a paid transaction.
Answer 2:
Better void the invoice in current fiscal year. Because the previous year has been closed and the ending balance for the GL accounts was updated to current accounts beginning balance.
Hope this helps!!!
fHello Frank
Thank you for the response, but I have a couple of questions.
first question? can I void an invoice that's been paid?
second question? why do I want to void to the current year when it went into an incorrect year, not a current year?
Void the invoice, set the Void date and Posting Date to the current year. Then re-enter the invoice in the correct year.
Almas Mahfooz
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