Add Line Items to a Transaction to Record Multiple Purposes
In this article, we aim to show you how to add line items to a transaction to code portions for different purposes directly from your transaction ledger.
Introduction
Mazlo allows you to add line items to a transaction for multiple purposes, helping you build detailed reports. This means you can record exactly what each part of a transaction is for. Simply open a transaction, add an extra accounting line, and segment the amount to code it for different purposes.
Add a Line Item to a Check Deposit
Step 1: Open a Check Donation's Details
Step 2: Add a New Line Item
If a donation is for multiple purposes, you can record these details by adding a line item for each purpose.
Step 3: Set the Amount of the Additional Line Item
With a new line item created, you can set the amount that is different for this purpose.
Step 4: Update the First Line Item to Balance the Transaction
Edit the credit amount in line item 1 to reach a perfectly balanced transaction. Subtract the amount of line item 2 from line item 1.
A perfectly balanced transaction will follow this simple equation: Line item 1 + Line item 2 = Total Amount
Step 5: Set the Donor Details of Line Item 2
Step 6: Select the Accounting Code for Line Item 2
Click on the Accounting Code field.
Then select the revenue code that identifies this check correctly.
Step 7: Add an Internal Note for Line Item 2
Within the internal notes, record donor restrictions for each portion of the donation.
Step 8: Tag Line Item 2 to a Grant
If a portion of this donation is for a grant, you can tag the grant within a specific line item, without allocating the full amount towards the grant (line item 1 will not be tagged towards the grant funding).
Step 9: Upload an Attachment to Line Item 2
Step 10: Mark this Donation as Complete and Click Save
Add a Line Item to a Card Payment Transaction
Step 1: Open a Card Payment's Details
Step 2: Add a New Line Item
If a Mazlo card payment includes multiple expenses, you can record this directly within the transaction details.
Step 3: Set the Amount of the Additional Line Item
With a new line item created, you can enter the amount to segment different elements of the purchase, such as multiple items of goods purchased together.
Step 4: Update the First Line Item to Balance the Transaction
Edit the debit amount in line item 1 to reach a perfectly balanced transaction. Subtract the amount of line item 2 from line item 1.
A perfectly balanced transaction will follow this simple equation: Line item 1 + Line item 2 = Total Amount
Step 5: Select the Payment Category of Line Item 2
Step 6: Select the Accounting Code for Line Item 2
Step 7: Add an Internal Note for Line Item 2
Within the internal notes, record what the amount represents.
Step 8: Upload an Attachment to Line Item 2
Upload an attachment of the invoice and receipt.
Step 9: Mark this Donation as Complete and Click Save
Add a Line Item to an ACH Payment
Step 1: Open an ACH Payment's Details
Open an ACH payment to split it for multiple purposes.
Step 2: Add a New Line Item
If an ACH payment includes multiple expenses, you can record this directly within the transaction details.
Step 3: Set the Amount of the Additional Line Item
With a new line item created, you can enter the amount to segment different elements of the purchase, such as a payment for goods in addition to a service.
Step 4: Update the First Line Item to Balance the Transaction
Edit the debit amount in line item 1 to reach a perfectly balanced transaction. Subtract the amount of line item 2 from line item 1.
A perfectly balanced transaction will follow this simple equation: Line item 1 + Line item 2 = Total Amount
Step 5: Select the Payment Category of Line Item 2
Step 6: Select the Accounting Code for Line Item 2
Step 7: Add an Internal Note for Line Item 2
Within the internal notes, record what the amount represents.
Step 8: Upload an Attachment to Line Item 2
Upload an attachment of the invoice and receipt for this portion of the payment.
Step 9: Mark this Donation as Complete and Click Save
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