Welcome to your July 2026 Support Bulletin

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This month, discover practical tips to help you work more efficiently and keep your accounts accurate.

Explore expert guidance, time-saving features, and free webinars designed to build your confidence.

Chart of accounts explained

The Chart of Accounts is the list of all your nominal accounts, grouped into categories such as income, expenses, assets, and liabilities.

These categories shape your management reports, helping you understand business performance and make informed decisions.

Reconciling your control accounts

Your Debtors and Creditors control accounts show what customers owe you and what you owe suppliers.

Reconciling these accounts regularly helps you spot issues early and keep your accounts accurate. How to reconcile the Debtors and Creditors Control Accounts.

Make your first MTD for Income Tax submission (UK only)

Whether you're a sole trader or a landlord, join our free webinar and learn how to make your first quarterly submission to HMRC. If you haven't started yet, learn more about MTD for Income Tax and we'll guide you through the steps to get set up and ready to submit.

Tip of the month - Demo data and practice data

Want to try something without affecting your live data? Your software includes demo and practice companies where you can explore features and practise tasks safely.

Use them to build confidence, test processes, and learn new ways of working without affecting your live company data.

Want to save time when processing?

Recurring entries can save time when you regularly enter transactions such as direct debits and standing orders.

Set up recurring entries once, then run them when needed. You can also suspend them at any time.

Learn more about your software

We’ll cover topics including corrections, customer refunds, recording receipts and payments on account.

Each session is packed with practical tips to build confidence and sharpen your accounts knowledge. View the latest webinars for Sage 50 Accounts.

Making corrections

Need to correct a mistake or refund a customer? Our guidance explains how to edit, delete, reverse, or unallocate a transaction step by step. Read more about correcting a transaction.

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