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Background ................................................................................................................................................... 4
Business Transaction
Structure
Cash Payments
Cash Receipts
Check Receipts
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Purpose
This document explains the step by step process for creation of Cash Journal of SAP Financial (FI).
The document is divided into following parts for convenience in understanding:
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Menu Path
The transaction can be executed alternatively using this menu path of SAP GUI
Print Screen
The screenshot of the screen where the system will navigate user upon entering the T Code or
using the Menu Path
Explanation
Appropriate explanation of the process including brief information on following:
Explanation of the relevant fields involved
Additional data, if any, required for the transaction.
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Background
Cash Journal is a functionality provided by SAP to record petty cash transactions with ease. The petty
cash accountant in this does not have to maintain cumbersome data and gets restricted to the limited
data entry.
Before we start with our guidance on Cash Journal, we need to understand Business Transaction which
is necessary for working on the same:
Business Transaction
These are predefined transactions configured only for cash journal purpose. These are intended to not
allow end user to enter any G/L account as the Business transaction itself contains the G/L account to be
posted. The Business Transactions help in avoiding mistakes and are easy to remember as text for these
can be as per user requirement (different than the G/L account).
Note: Business Transactions are used in all the tabs of Cash Journal
Structure
Once we have understood what a Business transaction is, further we need to understand the structure
of a Cash Journal.
The Cash journal is divided into three parts namely Cash payments, Cash receipts and Check receipts.
We would discuss in brief about them.
Cash Payments
This section records all the transactions related to cash payments. Transactions under this section
reduce the cash balance
Cash Receipts
This section records all the transactions related to cash receipts (withdrawal from bank).
Transactions under this section increases the cash balance
Check Receipts
This section is not relevant for us.
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Transaction Processing
Selecting Cash Journal
This section contains information on selecting the desired cash journal and various fields involved in the
cash journal.
SAP ECC Menu
Transaction code
FBCJ
System will navigate you to the following screen. Here the system displays the cash journal which
system finds by default.
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Enter the Company Code and Cash Journal that you want to work on and press enter. System will
navigate you to the desired cash journal.
Fields
Field
Description
Display Period
From/To
Today
This week
Current Period
Enter the period for which you wish to see the cash journal report
This button displays transactions on the day
This button displays transactions during the current week
This button displays transactions during the current month
Cash journal
Company code
This section shows the name of Cash Journal selected for entry
This section shows the name of Company Code
Balance Display for display period
Opening balance
+ Total cash
receipts
+ Total check
receipts
- Total cash
payments
= Closing balance
The Cash Journal is divided into Cash Payments, Cash Receipts and Check Receipts part. We will cover
details on these parts during guidance on transaction processing.
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Cash Receipt
Posting cash receipt document
The cash receipt for Petty Cash is considered to be by the way of withdrawal from bank. In this section
we will see how to post this transaction.
To begin with the process first click on the
following screen:
Once we select the tab, we come across few fields to be entered. We will go through every field.
Field
Remarks
Business
Transaction
Amount
G/L
Leave blank
Receipt Recipient
Text
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Field
Remarks
Posting Date
System will by default propose current date as Posting Date, please change it to
appropriate date
Document Date
System will by default propose current date as Document Date, please change it
to appropriate date
Reference
Business Place
Assignment
Business Area
Profit Centre
After entering all above data press enter. Once we press enter, the system considers this entry as
recorded but not saved (Status in Red Colour)
Here it is important to note that the transaction is not updating cash balance.
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Now verify the entry recorded and if found as per requirement, select the line item and click on Save Sel.
Button
. This will turn the status of the document to Entry saved in cash journal
(Status in yellow colour).
Now if you can notice, the system has updated the balance after saving of the transaction. The amount
of this document starts appearing under + Total Cash Receipts. Section.
Note: No accounting document is posted for this transaction till this stage.
Verify the transaction and if found to be as per the requirement, select the line item and click on
button. This will post the document.
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The Payment Date, Currency and Amount Paid will be fetched by the system automatically from the
accounting document.
Enter the Payee Name as Self, City as Mumbai and Country as IN and click on
number to the document.
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Cash Payment
Expense with cost centre
Entering document
Enter Business Transaction, Amount and Cost Centre and click enter. The system will store the
document as entered but not saved and the balance will not be updated for the same.
Status of the line item will be
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System updates the balance by deducting this amount as Total Cash Payment after saving the
document.
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button.
Document status will change to Entry posted in General Ledger and Cash Journal
the accounting document.
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Enter the Internal Order instead of Cost Centre. Rest all the steps will be same as expense with cost
centre.
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button.
Document status will change to Entry posted in General Ledger and Cash Journal
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Enter the Internal Order (Statistical) instead of Cost Centre and Internal Order. Rest all the steps will be
same as expense with cost centre.
This step will be applicable in case where expense is to be booked on the cost centre but at the same
time you wish to track the same for specific dimension. For e.g. In case of car fuel, the expense will be
booked on cost centre but at the same a car-wise break-up is also required.
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button.
Document status will change to Entry posted in General Ledger and Cash Journal
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