Basic Cash Transfer

When we basic cash transfer  from one cash book to another cash book, we retain its original transactions within the cash book, and creates additional entry for the transfer as a lump sum figure. If you wish to transfer all the details inside a cash book to another cash book, please use "Cash Transfer By Transaction".

 

See diagram below:

 

Imagine we have 2 cash books, A and B. The transactions in blue are to be transferred from Cash book A into Cash book B.

 

BEFORE:

 

Cash book A

 

No

Date

Description

Ref Doc

Debit

Credit

1

1 Feb

Opening Balance

 

34.00

 

2

3 Feb

Cashsale

RCT125

99.00

 

3

3 Feb

Invoice Settlement

RCT272

100.00

 

4

4 Feb

Cashsale

RCT542

399.00

 

5.

5 Feb

Cashsale

RCT623

699.00

 

6.

7 Feb

Bank-In

BI-234

 

1000.00

7.

8 Feb

Cashsale

RCT832

230.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cash book B

 

No

Date

Description

Ref Doc

Debit

Credit

1

1 Feb

Opening Balance

 

30,000.00

 

2

3 Feb

Pay Ingram Micro Supplier

PV3222

 

2300.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AFTER:

 

Cash book A

 

No

Date

Description

Ref Doc

Debit

Credit

1

1 Feb

Opening Balance

 

34.00

 

2

3 Feb

Cashsale

RCT125

99.00

 

3

3 Feb

Invoice Settlement

RCT272

100.00

 

4

4 Feb

Cashsale

RCT542

399.00

 

5.

5 Feb

Cashsale

RCT623

699.00

 

6.

7 Feb

Bank-In

BI-234

 

1000.00

7.

8 Feb

Cashsale

RCT832

230.00

 

8

9 Feb

Cash Transfer

CTFR392

 

98.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cash book B

 

No

Date

Description

Ref Doc

Debit

Credit

1

1 Feb

Opening Balance

 

30,000.00

 

2

3 Feb

Pay Ingram Micro Supplier

PV3222

 

2300.00

3

9 Feb

Cash Transfer

CTFR392

98.00