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MYOB Sales default settings

To setup Sales in MYOB, click on Setup, then Easy Setup Assistant.

myob easy setup assistant

Next, click on Sales.

Introduction

myob easy setup assistant - sales

The introduction screen welcomes you and provides you with information on what you can setup as default for Sales in MYOB.

When ready, click Next.

Sales Layout

myob accounting sales layouts
myob premier sales layouts

MYOB provides up to 5 different sales layouts for you to use:

  1. Service
  2. Item
  3. Professional
  4. Time Billing – only available in Premier
  5. Miscellaneous

The first 2 layouts are the most common ones used for most businesses.

Select the option that you use for most of your sales.

If you do not wish to set a layout, select “No Default”.

To learn more about the different layouts, please see Sales Invoice Layouts

Selling Details

In the next screen, you will be specifying the default settings for selling details.

myob accounting sales details
myob premier sales details

Set your default income account as well as default credit limit for customers.

Item Price Level

This feature is only available in Premier.

If you are a trading company, i.e. you buy and sell goods, then select the default selling price level.

Tax Codes

myob accounting tax codes

Select the required tax codes from the list.

For GST compliance, this should be one of the codes specified by Customs, depending on whether your business is liable for GST, the customer as well as the type of product or service that you are selling.

For businesses registered for GST, this would usually be SR or Standard Rated.

To learn more about GST, please see Goods & Services Tax Malaysia.

Payment Information

Payment Method

Payment method is how most of your customers would pay you.

myob premier customer payment methods

This includes cash, cheque, credit card, etc.

Payment is due

Here, you would set your default payment terms for your customers.

myob premier customer payment due

Select when the payment from customer is due.

The other settings include:

  • Discount Date
  • Balance Due Date
  • % Discount for Early Payment
  • % Monthly Charge for Late Payment

The most common settings would be to set the following (see image below):

  • Payment is Due – select In a Given # Days
  • Discount Days – 0 (zero)
  • Balance Due Days – 30, 60 or 90 days according to your business requirements.
  • % Discount for Early Payment – 0%
  • % Monthly Charge for Late Payment – 0%
myob common payment terms

Linked Accounts for customer receipts

myob linked accounts for customer receipts
  • Account for Customer Receipts – select your bank account
  • Account for Undeposited Funds – this account is forpayments that you receive which you have not banked in yet. Select the default account that was created by MYOB – Undeposited Funds

Customer Cards

myob list of customers

In this screen, you can enter details of your existing customers.

Click New to add details of each customer.

Historical Sales

myob historical sales

Enter the balance owed by your existing customers.

It is best to enter outstanding invoices individually, so that you can offset payments when received.

To add an outstanding invoice, click on the Add Sale button.

Done!

myob sales defaults set up complete

That’s it for setting up sales defaults in MYOB Accounting and MYOB Premier.

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