How To Generate An Expense Account Transfer
How To Generate An Expense Account Transfer
Event type LOFICM in Accounting entry types is triggered when there is an account
transfer between the invoice and the capitalized expense. i.e. the GL a/c specified on
the expense is different to the GL account used on the asset generated by capitalizing
that expense.
LOFCIM entry types, consist of two tabs, General tab and Interface tab.
General tab consist of the setup options for the entry type and the interface tab selects a
record group to be posted and loads a temporary table (TMPCPTDTA) with the
necessary information for the supervisor tool to generate the accounting entry/entries.
This tab is used to define loading rules for each temporary table field.
In Fixed assets, fixed assets, assets, when generating a new asset by capitalizing an
expense, the invoice GL a/c is different to the asset GL a/c, it generates a record in
ELOFCIM table.
To check if the Expenditure: Account transfer has generated a record in ELOFCIM and
whether it has processed an Accounting entry, check the status of context in Fixed
assets, Processings, for that company under the events not posted grid.
Finally, upon running the Generation of accounting entries for event type LOFCIM,
in Fixed assets, Processings, EM will generate an accounting document.
Please see below an example of how to generate a record for Expenditure: Account
transfer;
1. ADPVAL: In general parameters select AAS chapter and FAS group and set the
CREDIRFAS Expense: direct creation to “Yes”.
2. GESGAS: Generate a general journal entry with a fixed assets account 17300
(GESGAC) which is set to “Fixed asset tracking”, “Expense creation”, and the
“Accounting nature” is set to either Fixed assets in service or Fixed assets in Progress.
f. Asset generation
g. You can check the event type for this transaction in Fixed
assets, Processings, Status of context Posting tab or under the Fixed assets screen
click on the events icon.
- Click on the detail action icon selection to view the description of the asset.
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