Post Supplier Invoice—Key Exercises
IMPORTANT |
It is extremely important
that you set up and work within your own company and with your own supplier to maintain your
data integrity. If you work with any other objects, your exercises will not
function as intended and the data of other students might be affected. Predictable exercise results require that your data
be isolated in your own company. |
Required Data
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to set up the
data required for the Post Preliminary Supplier Invoice exercise.
Windows:
Manual Supplier Invoice
- Open the Manual Supplier Invoicewindow.
- Enter a preliminary supplier invoice.
Arrival Entry Supplier Invoice Using
Tax Regime Sales Tax
Main Exercises
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to post a preliminary supplier
invoice.
Windows:
Manual Supplier Invoice
- Open Manual Supplier Invoice the window.
- Query for the preliminary invoice you entered.
- Go to the Posting Information section and create a new record (F5) in the Account
field.
- Enter any expense account in this field.
- Enter the net amount displayed in the Balance field into the Amount
field.
- Right-click and then click Post
Invoice. A dialogue box with the message Voucher is
Created is displayed. Click OK.
Note: The invoice status is changed to Posted,
and a voucher is created in the hold table in Accounting Rules.
Required Data
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to set up the
data required for the Post Preliminary Posted Supplier Invoice and the Multi
Company Supplier Invoice exercises.
Windows:
Manual Supplier Invoice
- Open the Manual Supplier Invoice window.
- Enter two preliminary posted supplier invoices.
Arrival Entry Supplier Invoice Using VAT
Tax Regime
Main Exercises
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to post a supplier invoice using
VAT tax regime.
Windows:
Manual Supplier Invoice
- Open the Manual Supplier Invoice window.
- Query for your preliminary posted invoice (F3).
- Click the Posting Information section of the window and enter a new record (F5).
- Enter an account and enter any other code parts and the amount. The
invoice is finally posted when the Balance field is 0 (zero).
- Save the information (F12).
Note: The voucher type and voucher number for your final
invoice posting are now displayed in the header section of the window. The invoice status is now
Posted.
Purpose: The purpose of this
lesson is to show you how to evenly allocate invoice cost over periods.
Windows:
Manual Supplier Invoice
- Open the Manual Supplier Invoice window.
- Create a new invoice, enter invoice lines and
posting lines.
- Select a positing line with the
cost account, right-click, and then click Periodical Allocation. The
Period
Allocation dialog box opens. Enter values in the fields for From
Year and Period, Until Year and Period.
- Select the Distribute Amount? check box. This means that you will
distribute the costs evenly over the specified months.
- Click New to see the
allocation. If it appears to be correct, click Save and then click OK.
Note: The Periodical
Allocation check box on the posting line is now selected.
Purpose: The purpose of this
lesson is to show you how to allocate costs over a three-month period as
follows: 20% for the first month, 35% for the second month, and 45% for the
third month.
Windows:
Manual Supplier Invoice
- Open the Manual Supplier Invoice window.
- Create a new invoice for a value of 600.
- Enter a row with a cost account and a debit currency
amount of 600.
- Select the posting line with the cost account,
right-click, and then click Periodical Allocation. The
Period
Allocation dialog box opens.
- Enter values in the fields for From
Year and Period, Until Year and Period.
- Clear the Distribute Amount? check box.
- Create a new record.
- Enter the following percentages for the three
periods: 20%, 35%, and 40%.
- Save your changes. A message appears
indicating that the total amount of the periodic allocation must be equal to
the amount from the voucher row. Click OK.
- Change the value 40% to 45%.
- Save the changes, and then click OK.
Note:
The expenses have now been allocated according to the percentages you
defined.
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to post a multi
company supplier invoice. The expense postings of the invoice are allocated to several companies. The invoice belongs to the company in which you enter
it. Invoice vouchers will be created per each company involved, with the
distributed cost postings. Note: For this exercise,
your user has
access to more than one company, and posting control types IP13 and IP14,
addressed in the Basic Data and Requirements lesson, must have been set up in both companies.
Windows:
Manual Supplier Invoice
- Open the Manual Supplier Invoice window.
- Enter an invoice.
- Click the Posting Information section of the window and enter a new record (F5).
Note: Your current company will be
suggested as the default value in the Voucher Company field, but this may be changed to another company
to which your user is connected.
- Enter one posting line for your current company, enter an
expense account and half of the gross amount.
- Create a new record (F5) and select another company from the List of Values. Enter an
expense account (account is validated with the chart of account in the
voucher company) and the other half of the gross amount. The invoice is
finally posted when the Balance field is 0 (zero).
- Save the information (F12).
- Right click and then click View Vouchers to see
the two vouchers that were created. One
voucher belonging to function group I is created in your current company, and
one voucher belonging to function group D is created in the voucher company.