Accounts Payable Invoice Vouchering

About

Accounts Payable

Invoicing/Checks

Using the Program

This program is a Batch Entry Program. Follow the link to learn about creating batch IDs, editing existing batches and recurring batches.

Batch Information

Batch Header Information:

• Description
• Trans. Date (Active if not using the Set Transaction Date to Invoice Date feature). This is the g/l transaction date to be used for all invoices in the batch.
• Division *Only active when AP Divisions feature is active.

Invoices

Each line of the grid holds an individual invoice.

Invoice Fields:

• Vendor ID
• Invoice No.
• Invoice Date
• Description
• Invoice Gross Total amount of the invoice including tax, and before taking discounts.
• Tax Auth Only use this when tracking Use Tax
• Due Date This will be set to the default based on the Vendors Payment Terms.
• Disc Date This will be set to the default based on the Vendors Payment Terms if discount is applicable.
• Inv Disc Discounts can be entered as a dollar amount or as a percentage by using a % sign.
• Hold Specifies to hold the invoice.
• To Pay Amount The amount entered here will be paid on the next check run
• Disc Amount Amount of discount to take when paid.

Distributions

Credit Distributions

• A/P G/L Account
• Cash G/L Account
• Disc G/L Account
• Use Tax G/L Account

Debit Distributions

• Expense G/L
• Account Description
• Dist. Description
• Dist. Amount
• Job ID
• Bud Cat
• Type
• Asset

Tips and Tricks

F7 Copy Down: Whithin the grid, hit F7 to copy the value for the same field of the previous line.

System Options

Job Cost System Active

P.O. Number Required

Print Invoice Description

Report Sequence

Post Voucher Transactions by Invoice Date

When this feature is active, the transaction date is set to the invoice date for each invoice. If not the transaction date for the batch applies to all invoices. The advantage of using this feature is that the g/l and invoice aging remain tightly integrated.

Voucher as Net

This feature is used to automatically reduce AP Debit Distributions by a proportion of discount. This reduction if offset by a debit to the Discounts Pending account. When the check is paid, the Discounts Pending account is credited by the amount of the discount.