Send Credit/Debit Note Transactions to the General Ledger

Sage ERP Accpac Order Entry 6.0

Send Credit/Debit Note Transactions to the General Ledger

Order Entry now uses the Credit/Debit Note Clearing account added to Inventory Control account sets when you enter and post credit and debit note entries.

Items returned to inventory

The following example records a credit note transaction for items returned to inventory. The first transaction is posted directly to G/L from Order Entry; the second one goes through Accounts Receivable.

G/L Account

Debit

Credit

Inventory Control

X

 

Credit/Debit Note Clearing

 

X

 

G/L Account

Debit

Credit

Sales Returns

X

 

Credit/Debit Note Clearing

X

 

Tax Liability

X

 

Receivables Control

 

X

Cost of Goods Sold

 

X

 

Damaged items

The Damaged Goods account is debited rather than the Sales Returns account.

G/L Account

Debit

Credit

Damaged Goods

X

 

Credit/Debit Note Clearing

X*

 

Tax Liability

X

 

Receivables Control

 

X

Cost of Goods Sold

 

X*

* The Cr/Dr Note Clearing and the COGS entries will always be zero for damaged goods.

This transaction will appear differently in the A/R Invoice form depending on whether or not the transaction is job-related or uses optional fields.

  • If the transaction is job-related or uses optional fields, the invoice will list a single detail line for the damaged goods account.

  • If the transaction is not job-related and does not use optional fields, the invoice will list three lines—one for damaged goods, one for cost of goods sold, and one for Credit/Debit Note clearing—but only the damaged goods line will have an amount.

Price adjustment

 

G/L Account

Debit

Credit

Sales

X

 

Tax Liability

X

 

Receivables Control

 

X

Debit notes generate opposite debit and credit entries.

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