These procedures are for both the Landlord and the Agent
version, however please bear in mind which bank account you are using when receipting and refunding.
Receipting Deposit
Custodial (Paid
onto deposit scheme)
You now need to transfer the deposit to the Deposit
Scheme, in the ‘Tenancy’ module. Double click on the tenancy from which you
wish to transfer the deposit. In here click on ‘Deposit’ which will open a new
window
Click on ‘Deposit Transfer’ and enter deposit reference
and make sure the bank is the same as the one you paid the tenants deposit
money into then click ‘Save’
This has recorded that the deposit has been transferred
to the Deposit Scheme; you now need to make the payment.
Insurance (Held by
Agent/Landlord)
You can receipt the tenants deposit straight into the
deposit account
Click ‘Tenant Receipt’ and select bank account from the
drop down list. ‘Pay in Full’ and ‘Post Receipt’
If you have a different deposit account to the account
you receipt the deposit into, you then need to do a ‘Bank Transfer’ to transfer
the deposit into your deposit account (this is found in the ‘Agent’ module).
Fill in details then click ‘Transfer’
In the next window click ‘Yes’
Landlord
(Transferred to Landlord – Agent version)
Within the property record under the ‘Ownership’ tab, you
need to tick ‘Transfer the deposit to the landlord’
When receipting the deposit, it will ‘Clear Receipt’ to
the landlord and appear on the next statement
‘Pay in full’, ‘Post Receipt’ and ‘Clear Receipt’
You can now create the landlord statement for the deposit
Returning Deposit
Custodial (held by
Deposit Scheme)
If tenant is due to a full refund of the deposit from the
deposit scheme, then no further action is to be taken by the Landlord/Agent as
the deposit scheme will deal with this.
If money is owed to the Landlord/Agent for damage etc.
where the deposit is held by a deposit scheme, create the charge for damages
either by ‘Tenant Invoice’ or ‘Supplier Invoice’ charged to the tenant
Tenant Invoice
This is, if the damage cost is covered by the Agent/Landlord, receipt the
money into your office account –
Supplier Invoice
This is if the damage cost is paid onto a supplier
You now receipt the money from the tenant, putting in the
‘Reference’ box ‘From Deposit Scheme’ – ‘Pay in Full’ - ‘Post Receipt’
When a tenant moves out of a property, in the ‘Change
Status’ window, tick ‘Create Deposit Credit’ - a credit transaction is then
created for the full deposit amount back to the tenant
(In the deposit section of the details screen, ‘Insurance’
has to be selected for this to appear in the ‘Change Status’ window)
If the full amount is due back to the tenant, credit back
through ‘Tenant Refund’ in the ‘Tenancy’ module
‘Pay in Full’ and ‘Post Receipt’
If money is to be held back from the tenant for damage,
create a ‘Tenant Invoice’ using nominal from ‘4000’ range
Now go to ‘Tenant Refund’ in the ‘Tenancy’ module and
refund the difference, ‘Pay in full’ and ‘Post Receipt’ - in this example £400
is owed to the tenant