Accounting for retail
In retail, money arrives three ways — cash into the register, card payments through the terminal, and transfers — and all three have to be reconciled with the bank. Centa AI keeps the cash register apart from the bank, never doubles terminal revenue, and checks receipts.
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Cash register and revenue
- The register is its own account (5010): income, expenses, bank deposits, end-of-day closing with a count and the difference.
- A till export (receipts, shifts, items) is read as reference data: card sales reach the bank as one acquiring settlement per day, and Centa does not post them a second time.
- Customer refunds reduce revenue and output VAT.
Turnover tax in retail
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