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The Intercompany transactions payments are accounted for and directly transferred to the General Ledger module without transferring the transactions to AP and AR. Prerequisites and Intercompany transaction flow setup in Oracle apps, Check Now!

The Intercompany transactions payments are accounted for and directly transferred to the General Ledger module without transferring the transactions to AP and AR. Prerequisites and Intercompany transaction flow setup in Oracle apps, Check Now!

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  1. 1. 1 Intercompany Transactions Payment When Account Receivable Sub-Ledger is Not Implemented
  2. 2. If you have not implemented Accounts Receivables, you cannot push the IC Payables and IC Receivables transactions from the Intercompany module to the AP and AR modules; since we cannot create an IC AP Invoice, we cannot pay Intercompany transactions through the Payables module the way we usually pay any AP invoice. The Intercompany transactions payments are accounted for and directly transferred to the General Ledger module without transferring the transactions to AP and AR. 2 Introduction
  3. 3. 1. Create Intercompany Transactions by entering the Provider Organization, Intercompany Transaction type Name, Accounting Date, Currency, and Rate type, etc. 2. Enter the IC Revenue account in the Provider Organization distributions and the IC Expense Account in the Receiver Organization Distribution. 3. The IC Receivable and the IC Payable accounts will be picked automatically from the IC balancing rules after you submit the transaction or by clicking on the Generate Distributions button on the Intercompany transaction payments page. 4. Submit the transaction. 5. Transfer the Intercompany Transaction Payment to General Ledger. 3 Intercompany Transaction Flow:
  4. 4. 1. From Bank Account (Receiver Organization) • Intercompany Payables Account will be debited (shown as offset Account on External Transaction, derived from Intercompany Balancing rules) and Cash Account (Derived from Bank Account) will be credited. 2. To Bank Account (Provider Organization) • Cash Account will be debited (derived from Bank Account) and Intercompany Receivables Account (shown as Offset Account on External Transaction, derived from Intercompany Balancing rules). 4 Bank Transfer External Transaction
  5. 5. The Bank Account Statement lines will be reconciled with the external transaction based on the Bank Statement Reconciliation Matching rules. 5 Reconciliation:
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