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Introduction
Installation
Interface Overview
Lists
Companies List
Chart of Accounts
Master Transaction Ledger
Items List
Inventory Control Journal
Sales Tax Code List
Units of Measure List
Customer Classes List
Terms List
Tax Jurisdictions List
Ship Via List
Countries List
State/Provinces List
Customers List
Vendors List
Payees List
Employees List
Contacts List
Company
Companies List
Chart of Accounts
Master Transaction Ledger
Journal Entries List
Contacts List
Customers List
Vendors List
Payees List
Employees List
Items List
Inventory Control Journal
Purchase Order List
PO Receipt List
Return PO List
Return PO Receipt List
Sales Orders List
Invoice List
Return SO List
Credit Memo List
Post Entries
Record Opening Balance
Bank and Checks
Check Register
Bank Reconciliation
Deposit Funds
Print Checks
Receive Payments
Write Check
Vendors
Vendors List
Purchase Order List
PO Receipt List
Payments and Charges History
A/P Aging Summary
Pay Bills (All-in-One, Wizard)
Physical Adjustment
Create Purchase Order
Create PO Receipt
Create Return PO
Create Return PO Receipt
Create Bill
Customers
Customers List
Sales Orders List
Invoice List
Receive Payments
Payments and Charges History
A/R Aging Summary
Payments and Charges Reconciliation
Create Sales Order
Create Invoice
Create Return SO
Create Credit Memo
Reports
Vendors and Payables
Customers and Receivables
Sales
Banking
Payees
Company and Financial
Lists
Accountant and Taxes
Documents
Options
Free Accounting Tutorial
Introduction
Conception
Get Started
Lesson 1. Company Information
Lesson 2. Create a Vendor
Lesson 3. Create an Item
Lesson 4. Purchase an Item
Lesson 5. Create Purchase Order Receipt
Lesson 6. Make Payment to the Vendor
Lesson 7. Vendor Pay Bills
Lesson 8. Create a Customer
Lesson 9. Create a Sales Order
Lesson 10. Create an Invoice
Lesson 11. Receive Payment form the Customer
Lesson 12. Reconcile Payment with Charge
Lesson 13. Customer SO Return
Lesson 14. Vendor PO Return
Lesson 15. Create Return PO Receipt
Lesson 16. View Reports
Lesson 17. Bank Reconciliation
Lesson 18. Trial Balance

Free Accounting Software Help File Version 1.0.0.6

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Terms List
Payment Terms define how the user will pay to the Vendors and how the Customers will pay to the user. Payment Terms are used to determine how account payables and receivables will be aged. Default Payment Terms are set on the Customer and Vendor records. Free Accounting keeps both Customer and Vendor payment terms in the same list, so the terms you need are all available whether you are creating an invoice or a purchase order.

To view the Terms List select Lists / Person Profile Lists / Terms List from the Main Menu or press either or on the Commands Panel and select Terms in the Navigation Pane.

Take the following steps to create new terms:
  1. Select Lists / Person Profile Lists / Terms List from the Main Menu.
  2. Make right click in the Preview Pane and select Add.
  3. Enter the required information into the fields. After saving, this information can be edited by right clicking in the Preview Pane and selecting Edit or just by double clicking on the line.
  4. Press the Ok button to save the changes.


Terms - This is the description of the terms.
Days To Pay - This is the number of days within which the bill is to be paid.

Early - Use this section only if there is a benefit for paying early.
Type - Select the type of the terms: either Discount or Credit.
    Discount - This is the percentage of the bill that is subtracted from the bill if it is paid early.
    Credit - This is a dollar amount that is subtracted from the bill if it is paid early.
Early Days To Pay - This is the number of days within which the bill can be paid and still considered as an early payment.

Late - Use this section if there is a penalty for paying late.
Type - Select the type of the terms: either Charge or Fee.
    Charge - This is the percentage of the bill that is added to the bill if it is paid late.
    Fee - This is a dollar amount that is added to the bill if it is paid late.
Late Days To Pay - This is the number of days from the invoice date, that the late charge or fee takes effect.

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