| # Accounting Distribution (tfacp1120m000) Use this session to transaction lines for purchase invoices related to general costs. These invoices are referred to as cost invoices. The purchase invoice has no link with purchase orders and is posted to the General Ledger module without being matched to orders. In this session: You define the ledger account and dimensions to which the transaction must be posted. You enter the transaction amount. You enter the tax to be paid. You enter the period in which the transaction must be posted. For each cost transaction, ERP Enterprise generates a line number to identify the invoice. You can create one transaction for the total invoice amount or several transactions in which case the invoice amount is split up. Related topics Processing purchase invoices Document The transaction type, part of the invoice identification. Document/Line The document number, part of the invoice identification. Line The transaction line number. Default value By default, ERP Enterprise starts at line number 1 and increases this by 1 for every succeeding transaction line. Financial Company The company to which ERP Enterprise will post the transaction. Ledger Account Enter the fixed contra ledger account of the Accounts Payable control account. The transaction amount is posted to this account. Dimension x The dimension to which the transaction is posted. Tax Country/Code Select the country to which your company pays tax. Tax Country/Code If the Level of Tax Calculation field in the Purchase Invoice Entry (tfacp2600m000) session is set to Transaction Line, you can enter the tax code for calculating the tax amount for this transaction line. If the Level of Tax Calculation field in the Purchase Invoice Entry (tfacp2600m000) session is set to Invoice Header, ERP Enterprise uses the tax code entered in the Purchase Invoice Entry (tfacp2600m000) session. Related topics Default tax codes for sales tax Amount The invoice currency. Amount in Home Currency One of a company's base currencies in which ERP Enterprise registers and reports amounts. In a multicurrency system, up to three home currencies can be defined: The local currency Two reporting currencies Choose command View Other Currencies to change currencies. Amount The transaction line amount. Debit/Credit The indicator whether the amount is a debit amount or a credit amount. Amount The transaction line amount, expressed in one of your home currencies. From the Tools menu, choose Rotate Currency to switch home currencies. Tax Amount in Payment Currency The tax amount to be paid over this transaction line. ERP Enterprise calculates this amount using the tax code entered in this session or in the Purchase Invoice Entry (tfacp2600m000) session. Tax Amount in Home Currency The tax amount expressed in one of your home currencies. From the Tools menu, choose Rotate Currency to switch home currencies. Remaining Amount The total invoice amount for which transactions must still be entered. Remaining Amount The debit/credit indicator. If the amount is debit, transactions must still be entered up to this amount. If the amount is credit, the amount for which transactions are entered is greater than the invoice amount. Total Tax The total tax amount to be paid over all the transactions of this invoice. Total Tax The indicator whether the amount is a credit amount or a debit amount. Quantity 1 The number of items ordered, expressed in the unit defined for the selected ledger account in the Unit 1 field in the Chart of Accounts (tfgld0508m000) session. Unit The first unit in which quantities are expressed in the ledger account. Quantity 2 The number of items ordered, expressed in the unit defined for the selected ledger account number in the Unit 2 field in the Chart of Accounts (tfgld0508m000) session. Unit The second unit in which quantities are expressed in the ledger account. Fiscal Period The fiscal year to which the transaction is posted. Fiscal Period The separator between the year and the period. Fiscal Period The fiscal period to which the transaction is posted. Reporting Period The year of the reporting period. Reporting Period A separate period, or year for financial purposes. There are three types of periods: Fiscal, in which all transactions are recorded (for example, 12 months). Reporting, for management requirements (for example, 52 weeks). Tax, for tax regulations (for example, 4 quarters). Tax Codes by Line If you choose this command, the Tax Codes by Line (tfgld1109m000) session is started, in which you can change the tax amounts for nonsingular tax rates outside the EU. Create Transactions from Template Starts the Create Transactions from Template (tfgld1204s000) session. |