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There are several methods for determining how much an Account Holder is owed. The easiest is to look at the bottom of the Transaction window.

To Determine The Amount Due An Account Holder

	*  In Liberty Inventory,</description>
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Accounts may be assessed a fee for various reasons. Sometimes the fees are one-time charges, other times they are charged on a regular basis.

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Inventory Module &gt; Activities &gt; Accounting &gt; Change Payment Accounts

Each account has a default Payment Account. If a change in banks is made, a new Payment Account is set up. This will necessitate changing the default</description>
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Check fees are now known as payout fees.

Where To Set Payout Fee

This is the normal text style

	*  Setup &gt; Maintain &gt; Payment Accounts 
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Setting The Check Address Offset

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Inventory Module &gt; Activities &gt; Accounting &gt; Clear Checks

Clearing checks is the process of marking check to an account holder as having cleared the bank. It is not necessary to clear Cash payouts as they do not pass through the bank and thus do not appear on your bank statement.</description>
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        <description>Combine/Reconcile open Transactions

In some situations an account may have a very large number of open Transactions listed; sometimes too large and/or too complicated to view easily. Use the Reconcile Transactions routine to combine multiple open transactions into one transaction.</description>
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Topics

	*  How To Process A Payout For An Individual Account
	*  How To Process Payouts in Mass

Next Article In Section

Click the following link to move to the next article in this section: 
How To Process A Payout For An Individual Account</description>
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        <description>Payment Advance

Liberty allows you to enter a payment advance if you want to provide a consignor with a portion of what they are owed, even if they are not yet owed a payment. For example, a payment advance could be entered for a consignor who needs cash before they are due a payment. So if a consignor is owed money at the end of the month but needs funds before then, you would be able to give them an advance.</description>
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        <description>Pay Multiple Accounts Simultaneously

Here is the video that covers this content: How To Process Payouts in Mass 

The Accounts Payments routine lets you print payouts for virtually any group of accounts, and can be used to print either a batch of checks or cash statements. Since batch statements are rarely done the routine is called</description>
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        <description>Pay One Account at a Time

Use this procedure to pay just one account holder. Once the payout has been posted, inventory items are updated in the Transaction History and the payouts are recorded in the account&#039;s Payout History.

Note: Items designated as consigned are payable only after they are sold. Items designated as purchased outright are payable immediately.</description>
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Allows for management of in-progress payouts as well as overviewing completed payouts.

Note: This feature can only be accessed by an Administrator Account.

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How To Access

Activities &gt; Account &gt; Payout History 
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Color Coding Meaning</description>
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        <description>Payouts Overview

Use Liberty to calculate and perform all payouts for:

	*  Clients and Store Accounts with items on Consignment (clients are paid for consigned items only after an item sells).
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        <description>Printing Cash Payout Statements

Always print a Statement when paying with cash. Statements require a dated signature from the Account Holder. Keep all statements on file as proof Account Holders were actually paid. This is necessary for both Customer Service and Tax Audit reasons.</description>
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        <description>Account Reconciliation / Reconcile Old Money Transaction Balances

One of the more powerful features added to Liberty 4 Consignment is the Reconcile Account Balances routine. This feature is continued in Liberty REACT and adds a way to handle old balances. Old balances picked up by this</description>
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        <description>Reconcile Zero Account Balances

The Reconcile Zero Account Balances feature is useful if you have multiple accounts with a zero balance, but still have open transactions not assigned to a payout and want to close out those transactions.

Using the Reconciling Zero Account Balances Utility</description>
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        <description>Reverse a Posted Payment

Inventory Module &gt; Account &gt; Payouts

Payouts may not be deleted, however, they can be reversed. When a payout is reversed, nothing happens to the original payout record, and a new record showing the reversal appears in the</description>
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        <description>Use Company Name on Payouts

This is a new feature in 6.4a — you can now have the company name of a client show up on a check instead of their legal name. This can be enabled per client.

How To Enable This Feature

	*  Click on Account List

	*  Open up an</description>
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        <title>View Payout History</title>
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        <description>View Payout History

All transactions related to account payouts, include check, cash and reversed payouts, are recorded in each account&#039;s Payout History. View the Payout History to see a record of all account payouts. You can also generate various reports comprised of information contained in the Payout History.</description>
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        <dc:creator>Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)</dc:creator>
        <title>View Transaction History</title>
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        <description>View Transaction History

All transactions, including item sales and returns, deductions such as check fees, credits, etc. are recorded in each accounts’ Transaction History.

Note: There is a Refresh button near the top of the screen. It is sometimes necessary to select Refresh to update the</description>
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        <title>Void an Unposted Payment</title>
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        <description>Void an Unposted Payment

Void Payments is used to cancel checks after they have been printed (using the Account Payments routine), but before they have has been posted. This is useful when a batch of checks has been printed, and some portion of the checks were printed in error. Rather than restore from backup and reprint the entire payout, using the Void Payments routine lets you select and remove just those checks that need to be removed.</description>
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