Purpose
In this process, you first reconcile the debit and credit balances of the posted documents with the debit and credit balances of the transactions figures in A/P, A/R, and the general ledger, in order to check the consistency of the data in the system.
You then complete various closing activities: Foreign currency valuation of assets, accruals and deferrals, analysis of the purchase orders in process, and clearing of accounts.
In the last part of this process, you run a few programs that document the accounting documents (document journal, list of G/L account postings), and then create financial statements.
To avoid output errors, check your print settings before starting this process chain.
- To do this, select System
® User Profile ® Own Data.- Choose the Defaults tab, and then enter the following data:
Field | Data |
Output device | Name of printer you wish to use |
- Choose .
You can find more information about this process under .
Process Flow
You can find the data for this process under .
Reconciliation Documents - Transaction Figures
Accruals/Deferrals: Entering Rent Expense
Accruals/Deferrals: Creating Accrual/Deferral Postings
Accruals/Deferrals: Creating Reversal Postings
Foreign Currency Valuation of Balances: Entering Bank Postings
Foreign Currency Valuations of Balances: Entering Exchange Rates
Foreign Currency Valuation of Balances: Performing Valuations
Foreign Currency Valuation of Balances: Processing Batch Input Sessions and Displaying Posting Documents
Analysis of GR/IR Clearing Accounts: Entering Material Orders
Analysis of GR/IR Clearing Accounts: Entering Goods Receipts
Analysis of GR/IR Clearing Accounts: Running Programs
Analysis of GR/IR Clearing Accounts: Processing Batch Input Sessions and Displaying Posting Documents
Automatic Clearing of GR/IR Clearing Accounts
Compact Document Journal
Balance Audit Trail: Compilation of G/L Account Postings
Creating Business Reports
Sending Business Reports
Receiving Closing Reports
Information on Exchange Rate Types
Lowest Value Principle
Batch Input Session
Analysis Information
Information on Creating Business Reports
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