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Prepaid Expenses
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Written by Anna Dziurosz
Updated over a year ago

Unlock unprecedented efficiency with Moss' Prepaid Expenses, designed to revolutionise your accounting experience.

With this powerful tool, you can:

Mark Expenses as Prepaid: Easily designate card transactions or invoices as prepaid and review the release schedule, ensuring complete control over your expenses.

Flexible Schedule Adjustments: Moss allows you to review and adjust the release schedule before finalising the prepayment, giving you unparalleled flexibility.

Seamless Accounting Integration: Export prepayments and releases directly to your accounting software, eliminating manual data entry and reducing the risk of errors.

Track Outstanding Expenses: Monitor outstanding expenses effortlessly in the "All Releases" tab, providing a clear overview for future financial planning.

Centralised Release Management: Access all releases in one convenient location for easy review and downloading, streamlining your workflow.

Customised Summary: The summary dynamically reflects your applied filters, making it a breeze to view outstanding expenses for any specific period.

Efficient Supplier Search: Quickly find all releases associated with a specific merchant or supplier for precise financial tracking.

Monthly Reconciliation: Use the "Monthly Releases" tab to reconcile your prepayments account balance with ease, ensuring accuracy.

Cross-Check Account Balances: A reconciliation summary at the top of the page provides a seamless cross-check of your account balances, enhancing accuracy and confidence.

Update Accounting Attributes: Modify accounting attributes for outstanding releases, ensuring consistency and compliance.

Export Statuses: Maintain consistency between Moss and your accounting software by exporting statuses, enhancing your financial management process.

Discover the true value of Moss' Prepaid Expenses as it simplifies your accounting tasks, saves time, reduces errors, and empowers your business to focus on strategic growth.

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