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The Check History Report provides a listing of:
•historical checks
•archived deposits
•completed banking transactions
that are no longer stored in the active banking file.
These records were moved into history during:
•Bank Closing
or
•History processing
to keep the active banking files smaller, faster, and easier to manage.
Over time, active bank files can become very large.
To improve:
•performance
•reporting speed
•operational efficiency
MLS 2026 moves completed banking activity into:
👉 History files.
The Check History Report allows you to:
•review that archived activity
•locate old checks
•verify historical deposits
•research prior transactions
without restoring old data manually.
The report may include:
•checks
•deposits
•bank charges
•historical banking transactions
for the selected date range.
Typical information displayed includes:
•transaction date
•check number
•payee
•deposit information
•amount
•account references
To generate the Check History Report:
1.Select:
oCheck History
2.Enter:
obeginning date
oending date
MLS 2026 will then print all historical banking activity matching the specified range.
This report is especially useful for:
•researching old payments
•verifying historical transactions
•locating prior checks
•tax preparation
•audits
•vendor disputes
•accounting reviews
Old banking records are often needed long after transactions were completed.
Examples include:
•vendor questions
•IRS audits
•bank disputes
•warranty verification
•legal documentation
•accountant reviews
Because of this:
⚠️ deleting old banking data is strongly discouraged.
MLS 2026 was designed to preserve:
•transaction history
•audit trails
•financial accountability
while still maintaining efficient daily operation.
Most businesses should:
•retain historical banking data permanently
or
•archive it regularly with system backups
Printed history reports may also be stored:
•monthly
•quarterly
or
•annually
for additional protection.
If a check cannot be found in the active register:
👉 search the History Report.
Many users mistakenly believe a check was deleted when it was actually:
•closed
•archived
•moved to history
during normal processing.
This section works closely with:
•Check Registers
•Bank Reconciliation
•Editing / Reprinting Checks
•Banking Reports
•Bank Closing
•Troubleshooting Banking Problems
Together, these sections provide complete banking history and audit tracking within MLS 2026.