Just a follow-up to the example disbursement I sent a little while ago: The reason for figuring the disbursements as if the checks to sellers are are all cashed it that it lets the books essentially close. It will mean that money remains in the account until all the checks clear but some of them might be out there for a couple of months or more. If any of the checks don't come through after say, three months and sending reminders to those sellers, then that residual money in the Wachovia account can be split and disbursed. Last year I sent reminders monthly to sellers with checks outstanding and several checks were not cashed until well into 2004. But I ended up with only one check last year that never cleared. The seller said he received it and that his "wife swears up and down that she had cashed it." I offered to send him another check since the first one never cleared the AGA2K3 account but he declined. I think it was for $6.81. regards, sh _______________________________________________ AGA-sc mailing list AGA-sc@thekrib.com http://lists.thekrib.com/mailman/listinfo/aga-sc