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There may be occasions on the landlord statement where you need to reflect a credit note against tenant rent - this can be for paid, unpaid or partially paid invoices
For example, the landlord has offered a rent reduction or free rent period - raising the rent, then crediting, will allow the rent credit to appear on the landlord statement, allowing the landlord to refer back at a later date .Another - another example is if a tenant has paid something directly that the landlord is liable for, and they are going to deduct this from their next rent - the credit could be raised, reducing their rent by that amount and this will be reflected on the landlord statement
1. Access credit note option on tenancy From the tenancy, Accounts Functions panel:
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2. Crediting a paid invoice From the Credit Notes screen:
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33. Apply a credit for unpaid/partially paid invoices From the Credit Notes screen:
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4. Check management fees The corresponding management fees will also be credited . This (this may not be applicable in all scenarios scenarios)
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5. Enter | the credit note details | Enter the Description
| 5. Landlord statement
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There may be occasions on the landlord statement where you need to reflect a credit note against tenant rent - this can be for example, if the landlord has offered a rent reduction or free rent period or if a tenant has paid something directly that the landlord is liable forpaid, unpaid or partially paid invoices |