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₹40,000 Received Against a Bill of ₹47,500

He has deducted something he is arguing about. The amounts no longer agree, and on a printed statement that is the line where the ticking stops meaning anything.

The line that breaks a manual reconciliation

Skip it once and you have an unexplained receipt. Skip it three times and the page is decoration. Here the receipt is matched for what the bank actually credited, and the rest of the bill stays open where the collections team can see it.

What happens to the short amount

Matched for what came in

The statement credit is paired with the invoice at the figure that arrived. Nobody forces the two sides to agree by writing a difference off.

The balance stays open

Seven thousand five hundred remains against that bill, visible in the outstanding, until it is received or somebody decides to let it go.

A reason, in words

Damage claim, rate difference, TDS deducted, freight adjusted. Whoever knows writes it against the short amount, and the note travels with the entry.

One credit, several bills

A party who clears four invoices with a single transfer is matched across all four, with the shortfall left on whichever bill it belongs to.

What your accountant reads afterwards

  • Short receipts for the month, with the reason on each
  • Bills part paid and still open, oldest first
  • The statement line behind every receipt
  • Who matched it, and who changed it later
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does this get the balance back from the customer?

No. Recovering ₹7,500 is a collections job, and it needs a phone call from someone who knows the party. What this does is stop the shortfall from being lost inside a reconciliation difference.

Can we write off a small difference?

Yes, with a name against it. Round-off and bank charge differences are written off by a person who holds that permission, and the write-off stays in the trail for your auditor to read in October.

What about TDS the customer deducted?

It shows as the short amount with the reason written on it, and your accountant posts it to the TDS receivable head. The bill closes once that entry is passed.

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