I don’t know why when I release a PO receipt that has a line with a Service line type, the accrual account is missing as illustrated below;
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No Accrual account on PO Receipt lines with Service Line Type
+19Hello,
Does the Inventory ID shown above require receipts? The Accrual Account is used only with items that require receipt.
~ Laura Barber, WM Synergy
+17HI
Does the Service item have an accrual account on the GL accounts tab?
Out of the box, if that is the case, it will carry to the PO receipt:
Do you have any customizations that may be removing the accrual account when the PO receipt is created?
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+17HI
Was this a Purchase Return?
This is from the help:
The accrual account to record the item amount on the purchase receipt; used for stock items and non-stock items for which a receipt is required. If this purchase receipt is created for return, this account is empty.
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+19Hello,
I recommend changing your item’s Expense account to an Expense account (versus Liability as shown # 2128).
Consider using Landed Cost features of Acumatica to accurately apply landed costs to your Stock Items and accurately post to the GL.
Below is a summary of the expected posting for Purchase Orders, Receipts, related AP Bills, and Landed Costs
We can see that the accounts are populated in your screen shot, but we don’t know whether they were populated when the PO was issued, and we don’t know whether a user could have changed the defaults on the PO or PO Receipt.
Purchase Order
- Account/Sub on PO default to the Expense accrual account/sub from a NONSTOCK item.
- Accrual Account/sub default to the PO Accrual Account from a NONSTOCK Item.
- Account/Sub on PO default to blank for a STOCK item.
- Accrual Account/sub default to the PO Accrual Account from a STOCK Item.
- No GL ENTRY is produced by a Purchase Order.
Receipt
PO Receipt generates an Inventory batch:
- Stock Items debit INVENTORY asset.
- Non-Stock items Debit Expense Accrual account from the item.
- Both Credit PO Accrual.
AP Bill
- Debit to Purchasing Accrual account for stock and non-stock
- Credit to Accounts Payable.
GL Entries from Landed Costs
- Vendor Prepayment (optional)
- If Landed Costs are paid in advance of receiving an invoice for Landed Costs, Prepayment may be entered.
- If Landed Costs are paid before goods are received and Containers are released (optional Container Management module), Prepayment may be entered.
Debit: Prepayment Account of Vendor
Credit: Cash
- Landed Cost Entry
Release of Landed Cost creates Inventory Adjustments batch. Inventory Adjustments batches:
Debit: Inventory Assets, for stock items on the PO whose Valuation Method is not Standard when Stock Items have not yet been sold.
Debit: Landed Cost Variance COGS expense account, for stock items on the PO whose Valuation Method is not Standard when Stock Items have been sold prior to releasing LC.
Debit: Landed Cost Variance COGS expense account, for stock items on the PO whose Valuation Method is Standard, whether or not the items have been sold prior to releasing LC Entry.
Credit: Landed Cost Accrual Account.
- Landed Cost Bill Entry
- With no Prepayment connected from step 1:
Debit: Landed Cost Accrual Account
Credit: Accounts Payable account from AP Bill Financial tab (from Vendor).
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- With Prepayment connected from Step 1:
Debit: Landed Cost Accrual Account
Credit: Prepayment account used in Step 1
~ Laura Barber, WM Synergy
It ain’t a return, though I had also already seen that in the help, maybe it has something to do with the customization as you had suggested.
+17It ain’t a return, though I had also already seen that in the help, maybe it has something to do with the customization as you had suggested.
Usually customizations are the root cause.
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