RECEIVING INVENTORY ACCOUNT: - This is one of the clearing accounts. The account is used
for receipt accruals. After receiving transactions are processed and the
Transfer Transactions to GL process is run, the Receiving Inventory Account is
cleared and the Material account is charged with the cost of the capitalized
inventory.
You can
specify this account when you define Receiving Information for your inventory
organizations.
INVENTORY AP ACCRUAL: - This is the account used by Purchasing to accrue your
payable liabilities when you receive items you will capitalize as inventory.
This
account represents your uninvoiced receipt liability and is usually part of
your Accounts Payable Liabilities in the balance sheet.
Oracle
payable relieves this account when the invoice is matched and validated. So,
you have to specify this account when you define Inventory Information for your
inventory organizations in the Other Accounts tab.
AP LIABILITY ACCOUNT: - This account defaults from the supplier site and is
credited when a standard invoice is entered or debited when a credit memo or
debit memo is entered. The account is relieved when the invoice is paid.
When you
are creating an invoice, the liability account will get defaulted based on the
hierarchy i.e., it can be from Financial options/Supplier /Supplier site.
However
you will still have an option to modify the Liability account by replacing the
defaulted account or do you see a different account getting defaulted during
Invoice creation.
EXPENSE AP ACCRUAL: - This is the account used by Purchasing to accrue your
payable liabilities when you receive items you will expense. This account
represents your uninvoiced receipt liability when you run the Receipt Accruals
- Period End process.
When you receive
the goods, the accounting entry will be: -
Receiving
Inv Dr
To
Expense Accrual Cr
In
Payables,
Expense
Accrual Dr
To
Liability Cr.
So the
Expense Accrual will knock-off. You can specify this account on the Accrual tab
when you set up Purchasing Options.
MATERIAL ACCOUNT: - An asset account is used for to tracks material cost.
In the average costing, this account holds your inventory and in transit values. Once you perform transactions, you cannot change this account.
In the average costing, this account holds your inventory and in transit values. Once you perform transactions, you cannot change this account.
You can
specify this account when you define Inventory Information for your inventory
organizations in the Valuation Accounts region for the Costing Information tab.
CHARGE ACCOUNT: - This account is the account that will be charged for the
purchase on either the balance sheet or income statement.
·
If the destination type for the distribution is Inventory, this account will be
the Material account associated with the subinventory and you cannot override
it. This is the balance sheet account that will be charged after inventory is
capitalized.
·
If the destination type is expense, you can specify this account (provided it
isn’t project related) and override any defaults. This account will be either
an asset clearing account that will be included on the balance sheet or an
expense account that will be included on the income statement. This account is
either created or specified when you create a purchase order.
Look at
the Material Account on the destination inventory organization, or (if
specified), destination subinventory. Under Inventory:
Setup/Organizations/Parameters or Sub inventories.
PURCHASE PRICE VARIANCE: - This account is used to record differences between
purchase order line price and standard cost. The Purchase Price Variance is
calculated when items delivered to inventory are costed. You should note, this
account is not used with the average cost method.
For
example, assume the purchase order line price for an item was set at $100 per
item but standard cost was set to $120 per item and you purchased 10 items. The
Purchase Price Variance would be $200.
You can
specify the Purchase Price Variance account when you define Inventory
Information for your inventory organizations in the Other Accounts tab.
INVOICE PRICE VARIANCE: - The variance account is used to record differences between
purchase order price and invoice price. This account is used by Payables to
record the invoice price variance for inventory items.
For
expense items, the account generator uses the charge account to record any
invoice price variance. You can understand with this set of example, how it
works;
1) Create a purchase order
with expense type item having the above Navigation: Purchasing->Purchase
Orders->Purchase Orders
2) Receive the goods for this
PO. Navigation: Purchasing->Receiving->Receipts
3) Login as Payables manager,
create an invoice and match it to the PO created in step 1. Navigation:
Payables->Invoices->Entry-Invoices
For example
PO
Quantity=100
PO Price
= 5
Now you
match an invoice to the PO and Invoice (match) details are as follows:
Matched
Quantity=100
Price on
Invoice= 1
In this
case, probably you have set the Invoice price variance account in define
Organization Parameters form (alternate region: other accounts) same as the
expense account on the PO
Invoice
Price Variance= (PO Price - Invoice Price) x Qty. Invoiced
You can
specify this account when you define Inventory Information for your inventory
organizations in the Other Accounts tab.
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