Money lodgement [duplicate]

1. What happens if you lodge your tax return twice?
2. What is proof of lodgment in banking?
3. What is meant by proof of lodgement?
4. Can you lodge money into AIB ATM?
5. Is payroll tax same as PAYG?
6. Can you revise your tax return?
7. Why is proof of lodgement important?
8. What documentation is provided to a business as proof of lodgement for banking money?
9. What is the source document used as a proof of lodgement for cash and Cheques deposited into the bank?
10. What is uncredited lodgement?
11. What is a lodgement number?
12. What is the source document used to record a credit sale?

What happens if you lodge your tax return twice?

For anyone that has lodged a duplicate return it means that the ATO will deal with the issue through its validation process and the original income tax return will be processed once the duplicate file is removed by the ATO systems.

What is proof of lodgment in banking?

Proof of lodgement may include: bank stamped deposit facility • verified transaction listing. bad debts written off or recovered.

What is meant by proof of lodgement?

The teller then stamps a copy of your deposit (or a tear-off butt attached to the deposit slip) as evidence that the deposit has been made. The stamped deposit slip is your proof of lodgement when you return from the bank.

Can you lodge money into AIB ATM?

Using your ATM Debit Card and PIN you can also complete balancing enquiries and change your PIN. Additionally on certain machines you can top up your mobile phone and order a mini statement for your account or lodge Cash and cheques. To find where your nearest AIB ATM is located, Click on our Branch Locator.

Is payroll tax same as PAYG?

PAYG withholding is different to payroll tax, which is a state tax.

Can you revise your tax return?

If you want to make changes after the original tax return has been filed, you must file an amended tax return using a special form called the 1040X, entering the corrected information and explaining why you are changing what was reported on your original return. You don't have to redo your entire return, either.

Why is proof of lodgement important?

It is for this reason that one has to use a bank reconciliation statement as proof of lodgement. The bank reconciliation statement is used to identify errors which were made either in the records of the bank or in the company's cash book. Corrections can be made using this proof of lodgement.

What documentation is provided to a business as proof of lodgement for banking money?

The stamped deposit slip from the bank is a proof of lodgement for cash deposit.

What is the source document used as a proof of lodgement for cash and Cheques deposited into the bank?

A bank statement provides evidence of payment by cheque and all deposits into the bank account. This evidence is independent and unbiased, so bank statements are important source documents.

What is uncredited lodgement?

Uncredited lodgement or deposits not yet credited. This happens when a business deposits money or cheques but the amount does not appear in the bank statement since the deposits has not yet been processed by the bank; but has already been recorded by the business.

What is a lodgement number?

The lodgement number is your confirmation that the request has been lodged for processing by ANZ, while the receipt number is confirmation that your transfer has been processed by ANZ.

What is the source document used to record a credit sale?

Invoice or bill records the credit transactions related to sale or purchase. This is prepared when a firm purchases or sells the goods on credit. At the time, when the goods are sold by the business enterprise on credit, sales invoice is prepared in which all details of the credit sales viz.