Printing Statement of Accounts

Printing statements begins the aging of accounts and adds finance charges to the account. For more details, click the following link: Aging and Finance Charges.

R.O. Writer recommends printing statements every 30 days for finance charges to calculate correctly. If you need to print a statement before 30 days, R.O. Writer recommends printing the AR Transaction Report or the Customer A/R Transactions Report instead, which provide the same information.

Printing Account Statements

You can print statements for one customer at a time or a group of customers at a time.

To Print Statements

Complete these steps:

  1. Click the Statements toolbar button The Statements button in the Accounts Receivable toolbar.. The Print Statements window opens.

    The Print Statements window with the selection criteria.

  2. Select the type of statement to print.

    • Only customers set up for the type of billing selected are printed.

  3. Select the date range.

    • Only the transactions that occurred during the data range are included on the statements.

    • All other transactions, charges, or payments are shown as balance forward.

  4. Click Print. R.O. Writer compiles the matching customers, which display on the Printing Statements window. Customers are listed according to Business Name.

    the Printing Statements window with the list from the search critieria.

    • All customers are selected by default.
    • A green checkmark (A green checkmark.) appears if the customer is selected.
    • A red x (A red X mark.) appears if the customer is not selected.
  5. Select which customers to print.
    • Double-click customer names to select or de-select customers in the list.
    • Click the Select All button to select all customers or Select None buttons to select no customers.
  6. Click Print.
  7. Choose the printing options.
  8. The customer statements print and the files are updated.
    • Statements are printed in Business Name order.

Statement of Account Sample

the Statement of Account statement.