i have vendor prepayment with amount of 10000 and ...
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i have vendor prepayment with amount of 10000 and the vendor bill with amount of 8000 and the vendor sent the remaining of prepayment how to handle this and record this transaction in netsuite
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In NetSuite, you can handle this scenario by creating a Vendor Prepayment for the total amount of $10,000. When you receive the vendor bill of $8,000, you can apply the prepayment to this bill. This will create a Vendor Prepayment Application record which lists the vendor bill it is applied to. The Vendor Prepayment record status will now be 'Partially Applied' as you have not used up the whole amount. When the vendor sends the remaining prepayment, you can record this as a vendor credit. This vendor credit can then be applied to the remaining balance of the Vendor Prepayment. This will change the status of the Vendor Prepayment to 'Fully Applied'. Here are the steps: 1. Create a Vendor Prepayment for $10,000. 2. Apply the Vendor Prepayment to the vendor bill of $8,000. This will create a Vendor Prepayment Application record. 3. Record the remaining prepayment sent by the vendor as a vendor credit. 4. Apply the vendor credit to the remaining balance of the Vendor Prepayment. Please note that this is a standard approach and might need to be adjusted based on your specific business processes and NetSuite setup. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******
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