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Features
Ag Payroll
Payables
Cost Accounting
Crop Budgeting
Equipment Costing
General Ledger
Pesticide Reporting
Accounts Receivable
Farm Management
Query/Data Export
User Interface
System Requirements
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Vendor Check Writing
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Exclusive Checkbook window for writing vendor checks,
entering deposits, transfers, voided checks, or miscellaneous
transactions to your checking accounts. Your current (and running) bank
balance is always displayed for your reference.
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One time entry updates both general ledger and crop
cost accounting files. Expenses on one check or invoice may be charged
to more than one expense account and/or cost center.
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Program supports up to 99 bank accounts with automatic
transfer and audit trail between accounts.
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Acreage Split feature allows you to automatically divide
expenses or income among multiple cost centers based on acreage.
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Vendor File Maintenance with name, address, Federal ID
number, and year to date purchases.
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Checks you have written by hand can be entered without
printing.
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Check information, such as the date, check number,
description, and expense account, may be edited even after the check has
been printed if you need to correct entry errors.
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Bank reconcilement program makes it easy to balance your
checkbook.
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Checks that jam in the printer can easily be voided and
reprinted.
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View vendor check and invoice histories on the screen or
on printed reports.
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Prints miscellaneous 1099's at the end of the year.
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Prints DE-542 report for California independent
contractor reporting requirements.
Accounts Payable
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The Accounts Payable system allows greater control when
it comes to your cash flow management.
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The system can operate on accrual or cash basis.
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Under accrual basis operation, expenses are posted to
the general ledger on the date of the vendor invoices.
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Under cash basis operation, expenses on vendor invoices
are not posted until a check is written to pay the invoice. At
that point, the expenses are posted to the general ledger on the date of
the check.
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Entry of vendor invoices produces cash management
reports and allows you to print checks automatically as they come due or
manually one vendor at a time.
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Batch Payables Check Printing allows
you to select the invoices that you want to pay for multiple vendors at
one time and print checks in one batch.
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Discounts for early payment are automatically calculated
and deducted when checks are issued against payables invoices.
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You can change the payment status of invoices to place
them on hold. Automatic check printing will not pay these
invoices.
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Standard terms (e.g. NET DUE 7 DAYS) and discount terms
(e.g. 2%/10, NET 20 DAYS) can be assigned to each vendor account.
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Statement terms are supported. (For instance, you
receive a statement on the 25th of each month, and the invoices listed
on the statement are all due 7 days from the date of the statement.
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