1. The document describes the procure-to-pay and order-to-cash cycles including key steps like creating purchase orders and invoices, making payments, and processing receipts.
2. It outlines the accounting entries for each step of the cycles both with and without localization considerations for India including duties like excise and VAT.
3. Setup steps are also summarized for both the payables and receivables sides involving options for accounts, taxes, payment and receipt processing.
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With SAP ECC new GL, SAP Customers can add new ledgers (which SAP calls “parallel accounting”) into General Ledger. This allows customers to report, for example, the same General Ledger data in multiple fiscal year variants.
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Topic 8 audit of revenue & receipts cycle + acc receivable (1)
O2 c, p2p accounting entries with india localization
1. With Localization P2P
Procure To Pay Cycle
AP Period Close Process:-
Payable Setups:-
Procure to Pay cycle covers the following steps:-
1. Validate all invoices
1. Payable options - Accounting Option, Currency,
Tax Reporting, Invoice, Approval, Matching,
Interest, Expense Report, Payment, Withholding
Tax, Report
1. Creating Requisition
2. Create accounting with final post.
3. Run ‘Un accountant invoices program’
4. Identify invoices with any holds and clear the holds.
5. Clear All payments
6. Confirm all payment batches(payment manager)
7. Run exception report
2. Creating Purchase Order
3. Creating Receipt
4. Creating Invoice in AP
5. Payment of the Invoice
6. Transfer, Import and Post to GL
Accounting Entries in the Cycle:1 PO Receipt:
Inventory Receiving a/c
To AP Accrual a/c
2 Delivery:
Material Value a/c
To Inventory Receiving a/c
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Cr
Dr
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3 Invoice:
AP Accrual a/c
To Liability a/c
Dr
Liability a/c
To Cash/Cash Clearing a/c
Dr
Cr
4 Payment:
Accounting Entries in Pre-Payment:1 Invoice:
Prepayment a/c
To Liability/c
2 Payment:
Liability a/c
To Cash a/c
3 Apply to Invoice:
AP Accrual a/c
To Prepayment a/c
To Liability a/c
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Dr
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Dr
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2. Financial Option – Accounting, Supplier –
Purchasing, Encumbrance, Tax, Human Resources
3. Payment Terms
4. Profile Option
5. Payment Setups
6. Document Sequence
7. Controlling AP calendars
8. Reviewing Tax Set ups and the Tax Accounting
Process
Accounting Entries with Localization in the Cycle:1 PO Receipt
Inventory Receiving a/c
VAT Interim Recovered a/c
To AP Accrual a/c
Claim Excise:
A
RG 23A Basic a/c
RG 23A Cess a/c
RG 23A SH Cess a/c
To Inventory Receiving a/c
B Claim VAT:
Vat Recovered a/c
To VAT Interim Recovered a/c
2 Delivery:
Material Value a/c
To Inventory Receiving a/c
3 Invoice:
AP Accrual a/c
Misc. Excise a/c
Misc. Cess a/c
Misc. SH Cess a/c
Misc. VAT a/c
To Liability a/c
4 Payment:
Liability a/c
To Cash/Cash Clearing a/c
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2. With Localization O2C
Order to Cash Cycle
AR Period Close Process:1. Run ‘Auto Invoice Master Program’ with all transaction
sources.
2. Clear all the error in master program for rejected
invoices, if any.
3. Complete all transactions
4. Apply all receipts with respective invoices.
5. Create Accounting for all invoices and receipts
6. Transfer all transactions to GL
Complete Order to cash cycle steps including
1. Entering the Sales Order
2. Booking the Sales Order
3. Launch Pick Release
4. Ship Confirm
5. Create Invoice
6. Create the Receipts either manually or using Auto
Lockbox.
7. Transfer to General Ledger
8. Journal Import
9. Posting
7. Run ‘Un accounted Transactions Program’
8. AR reconciliation receipt.
Accounting Entries in the Cycle:1 Launch Pick Release:
Sub-Inventory a/c
Dr
To Sub-Inventory a/c (Staging)
Receivable Setups:1. Defining Transaction Types & Sources
2. Defining Payment Terms
3. Defining Items
4. Managing Parties and Customers: TCA
5. Defining Accounting Rules
6. Defining Receipt Sources and Classes
7. Defining Receivable Activities
8. Controlling AR accounting periods
9. Setting Receivables Profile Options
10. Reviewing Tax Set ups and the Tax Accounting Process
Accounting Entries with Localization in the Cycle:1 Invoice (Excise & VAT):
Receivable a/c
Dr
Cost of Goods Sold a/c
To Sub-Inventory a/c
Cr
To Revenue a/c
Confirm:
Cr
To VAT Interim Liability a/c
Cr
Cr
Cr
To SH.Cess Paid/Payable a/c
2 Ship
To Excise Paid/Payable a/c
To Cess Paid/Payable a/c
Cr
A Excise
Dr
Invoice:
Cr
Excise Paid/Payable a/c
Cess Paid/Payable a/c
Dr
S.Cess Paid/Payable a/c
3 Invoice:
Dr
Dr
To RG23A P-II (or) RG23C P-II (Cenvat RM) / PLA a/c
Receivable a/c
To Revenue a/c
B VAT
Dr
4 Receipt:
Cash a/c
To Unidentified a/c
Unidentified a/c
To Unapplied a/c
Unapplied a/c
To Receivables a/c
VAT Interim Liability a/c
To VAT Liability a/c
Cr
Cr
Invoice:
Cr
2 Invoice
Dr
Cr
Dr
Cr
Dr
Cr
(Service Tax):
Receivable a/c
To Service Tax Interim Liability a/c
To Revenue a/c
3 After Receipt & Running India-Service Tax Processing:
Service Tax Interim Liability a/c
To Service Tax Liability a/c
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