Overview:
AP Voucher Credits are used for managing Suppliers' AP Credit Notes for the return of Incorrect or Oversupplied items, not delivered items or not supplied services, or even the return of items due to them not being to the required standard.
Once you have received a Credit Note from a supplier, it then has to be matched to the supplier's original AP Invoice.
Screen Guide:
This screen is divided into four sections: Header, Extension Columns, Tabs, and Buttons.
Tabs:
Applying an AP Credit to an AP Invoice with Docket lines
A Docket Purchasing Example: Suppose a docket is entered from a schedule for $100, the AP Invoice comes in for $115, but then the AP invoice is fully credited.
Following are the steps in the process:
Transaction | Amount | Job | GL Account | Dr | Cr |
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Docket Entry | 100 | Project Job | Job Cost | 100 |
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| Docket Control | Docket Accrual |
| 100 |
AP Invoice | 115 | Docket Control | Docket Accrual | 100 |
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| Project Job | Job Cost | 15 |
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| Accounts Payable |
| 115 |
AP Credit | 115 | Project Job | Job Cost |
| 115 |
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| Accounts Payable | 115 |
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Normally when an AP Invoice is credited, the credit is applied to the job on the AP Invoice line. But for dockets this is Docket Control job, and we actually need to apply the credit to the Project job. Note that all the job and GL balances should net out to zero.
Applying an AP Voucher Credit to an AP Invoice with Stock Item lines
Stock Purchasing Example: Suppose a stock item is purchased on a PO for $100, the AP Invoice comes in for $115, but then the goods are returned for a full credit.
Following are the steps in the process:
Transaction | Amount | Job | GL Account | Dr | Cr |
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Purchase Order | 100 | Stock Job |
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Inwards Goods | 100 | Stock Job | Stock Control | 100 |
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| Stock Clearing | Stock Clearing |
| 100 |
AP Invoice | 115 | Stock Clearing | Stock Clearing | 100 |
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| Stock Clearing | Purchase Variance | 15 |
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| Accounts Payable |
| 115 |
AP Credit | 115 | Stock Job | Stock Control |
| 100 |
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| Stock Clearing | Purchase Variance |
| 15 |
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| Accounts Payable | 115 |
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Normally when an AP Invoice is credited, the credit is applied to the job on the AP Invoice line, but for stock, this is the Stock Clearing job. The Credit is applied to the Stock job.
Note that all the job and GL balances should net out to zero.
The credit separates out any purchase variance into its own line, going to the stock clearing account and purchase variance activity.
Next Steps:
The credit can be exported to your financial software using Export Control.