Working with the A/R Aging Report

Use this window to generate the Aging Report, which prints a list of accounts showing the age of the debit transactions. Using the subtotals on the Aging Report, you can analyze your outstanding balances. To age the Accounts Receivable transactions, the report first adds the debits into the appropriate columns based on date. Then the program processes the credits for each account, subtracting them from the oldest aging column first. Finally, if you choose to age credit balance accounts, the surplus credit transactions are aged based on date.

You can control the headings on the report by specifying up to six aging range categories, such as 0 - 60 days, 61 - 120 days, etc. Set up these aging ranges using the Subsidiary Control window.

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Print the A/R Aging Report

Set Up Aging Ranges for the A/R Aging Report