1. Complete All Transactions for the
Period Being Closed
2. Complete and review your
unapplied receipts
3. Reconcile Receipts to Bank
Statement Activity for the Period
Navigate
..Control>Accounting>Open/Close Periods
Do not get confused with various
status of periods:
ñ Closed: Journal entry, posting, and
transaction entry are not allowed unless the accounting period is reopened.
Receivables verifies that there are no unposted items in this period.
Receivables does not let you close a period that contains unposted items.
ñ Close Pending: Similar to Closed, but does not
validate for Unposted items. Journal entry, posting, and transaction entry are
not allowed unless the accounting period is reopened.
ñ Future: This period is not yet open, but
you can enter transactions in this period. However, you cannot post in this
period until you open it.
ñ Not Opened: This period has never been opened
and journal entry and posting are not allowed.
ñ Open: Journal entry and posting are
allowed.
5.Create accounting
Due to the introduction of the
Subledger Accounting Architecture in Release 12 this step is new, as it enables
you to create accounting for your completed transactions, which will be feed
into General Ledger.
6.Review Unposted Items Report
You can review the Unposted Items
Report to determine if any exceptions have been encountered, that will need to
be resolved, to ensure all accounting has been successful for all transactions.
7.Reconcile Transaction Activity for
the Period (Transaction & Receipt)
ñ Run Journal Entries Report
Transaction Register Total for Postable Items = Sales Journal by
GL Account for the Receivable Account Type (Total DR–Total CR)
ñ Receipt Register
ñ Receipt Journals Report
In theory this step is unchanged
between Release 11i and Release 12. It’s just important to note that you should
not be trying to reconcile distributions on transactions to account balances,
as these are not necessarily the final accounting for these transactions.
1.Check
that Receivables Receipts Balance by running the Receipt Journal report and the
Receipt Register for the same GL Date range.
2.
Use the Receipt Journal to View information about Receipts that appear in your
Journal Entries report. Use the Receipt Register to Review a list of receipts
for the date range that you specify. The total of the Receipt Journal should
equal the total of all receipts in the Receipt Register. These reports display
information about both Invoice–Related and Miscellaneous Receipts.
8.Reconcile outstanding customer
balances
ñ Aging Report (last period)
ñ Transaction Register
ñ Adjustments Register
ñ Invoice Exceptions
ñ Applied Receipts Register
ñ Unapplied Receipts Register
ñ Aging Report (this period)
Most of these reports haven’t
changed between Release 11i and Release 12, except that they look at the SLA
tables instead of the AR tables.
If you are coming from 11i to R12,
you should note that there is change in Aging Repots(Aging - 7 Buckets )
Behaviour .
Few High Points of Changes
are:[Adpoted User Guide]
ñ In Release11i, the Aging Reports
pull the data directly from the ar_payment_schedules_all table while in Release
12 the data is pulled from the SLA tables after when Create Accounting is run.
ñ In release 11i, all the transactions
used to appear on all the Aging Reports.
ñ The transactions are classified into
three sections, namely:
1. Those transactions, which were accounted for in GL through the GL interface program.
2. Those transactions, for which accounting could not be generated because they were created with the flag “Post to GL” as un-checked.
3. Those transactions, which were created with transaction type having the flag “Post to GL” as checked but were however, not interfaced to GL.
1. Those transactions, which were accounted for in GL through the GL interface program.
2. Those transactions, for which accounting could not be generated because they were created with the flag “Post to GL” as un-checked.
3. Those transactions, which were created with transaction type having the flag “Post to GL” as checked but were however, not interfaced to GL.
9.Post
Receivables transactions in General Ledger
10.Reconciling
AR and GL Balances
The following is a list of the
Critical Reports required for Reconciliation between AR and GL
ñ Journal Entries Report (AR)
ñ Sales Journal by GL Account Report
(AR)
ñ Receipt Journal Report (AR)
ñ Account Analysis Subledger
Detail-180 Char (GL)
ñ Third Party Balance Report (New to
R12)
ñ AR Reconciliation Report (AR)
The Total Activity in a period is
calculated as follows:
Transaction Register for the Period
(-) Applied Receipts Register for the Period
(-) Un-Applied Receipts Register for the Period
(+) Adjustments Register for the Period
(-) Invoice Exceptions for the Period
(+) Rounding Differences for the Period
(+) Credit Memo gain/loss for the Period
(-) Applied Receipts Register for the Period
(-) Un-Applied Receipts Register for the Period
(+) Adjustments Register for the Period
(-) Invoice Exceptions for the Period
(+) Rounding Differences for the Period
(+) Credit Memo gain/loss for the Period
11.Close
AR Period
ñ Subledger Close Exception Period
From Receivables Responsibilities.
Navigate to Control --> Requests --> Run
Subledger Period Close Exceptions Report
Navigate to Control --> Requests --> Run
Subledger Period Close Exceptions Report
ñ Change Period status to Closed
ñ Open next Period
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