AutoAccounting
AutoAccounting is a powerful feature in Oracle Apps Receivables which is used to default the Accounting Flexfield Structure (Chart Of Account Structure) / General Ledger (GL) accounts for the transactions entered either manually or imported using Autoinvoice. AutoAccounting defaults Accounting Flexfield segments only for transactions (eg:- Invoices, Debit Memo, Credit Memo, Chargeback, Deposit, Guarantee ) and not for receipts. Account for receipts is simply taken from the Bank Accounts defined in receipt class.
The below table shows the sources from which a segment in the below accounts can take a value .
Now, let us know the use of various accounts and when it is used :
Autoinvoice Clearing Account : This account hits when there is a difference between the revenue recognized and Selling Price times the Quantity invoiced. For this account to hit, enabling this feature in transaction batch sources is required.
Freight Account : This is the freight account capturing the carrying costs related to transactions.
Receivable Account : This account hits when invoicing of the transaction takes place.
Revenue Account : This account hits when a sale is recognized. For Accrual basis of accounting, Revenue is recognized when the items/services have been delivered and not when payment is received.
Tax Account: This account hits when a tax has been applied on the transaction which needs to be accounted/recorded.
Unbilled Receivable: This account hits when the Invoicing rule used is Bill in Arrears (Transaction is invoiced after revenue is recognized).
Unbilled Revenue: This account hits when Invoicing rule used is Bill in Advance (Transaction is invoiced before the revenue of it is recognized).
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