FI-HR Integration Symbolic accounts map wage types on the HR side to G / l account numbers on the FI side. The symbolic account will decide to which type of account (Expense Account, Balance sheet Account, Customer, Vendor) the postings will be made in Finance. In the wage types Posting, you will define whether account will be debited or credited.
FI-HR Integration Symbolic accounts map wage types on the HR side to G / l account numbers on the FI side. The symbolic account will decide to which type of account (Expense Account, Balance sheet Account, Customer, Vendor) the postings will be made in Finance. In the wage types Posting, you will define whether account will be debited or credited.
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FI-HR Integration Symbolic accounts map wage types on the HR side to G / l account numbers on the FI side. The symbolic account will decide to which type of account (Expense Account, Balance sheet Account, Customer, Vendor) the postings will be made in Finance. In the wage types Posting, you will define whether account will be debited or credited.
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Symbolic accounts are a way to bring together financial amounts
from different sources that are all bound for the same General Ledger (G/L) account or accounts. FI. Symbolic accounts map wage types on the HR side to G/L account numbers on the FI side. FI-HR Integration For every wage type you will have to assign the Symbolic account. The symbolic account will decide to which type of account (Expense Account, Balance sheet Account, Customer, Vendor) the postings will be made in Finance. In the Wage types Posting, you will define whether account will be debited or credited. Wage Types Symbolic Account GL Account 8aslc ay ur P8A ur lnsurance ur CverLlme ur CLhers ur l ur 1o Salary payable 1o l ayable 1o 1ax payable 1 When C |s created No Lntry 2 When Gk |s posted Inventory Account Dr 1o GkIk account 3 When Invo|ce |s posted GkIk account Dr 1o Vendor account 4 ayment made to Vendor Vendor A]c Dr 1o 8ank C|ear|ng A]c tock post|ng (8O% Cffsett|ng entry for stock post|ng (G88% r|ce d|fferences (kD% Gk]Ik c|ear|ng (WkO% ,ovement 1ypes 101 Gk aga|nst urchase Crder S61 In|t|a| tock Up|oad 261 GI aga|nst roduct|on order 601 GI aga|nst a|es Crder SS1 crapp|ng of goods Cffsett|ng entry for stock post|ng (G88% AUA for order sett|ement AUI for goods rece|pts for orders (w|thout account ass|gnment% and for order sett|ement |f AUA |s not ma|nta|ned 8A for |n|t|a| entry of stock ba|ances VAO for goods |ssues for sa|es orders w|thout account ass|gnment ob[ect (the account |s not a cost e|ement% V8k for |nterna| goods |ssues (for examp|e for cost center% VNG Ior scrapp|ng of goods V |ssue qua||ty V: Moving average price The goods received are valuated with the purchase order price. The moving average price is calculated by dividing the total value with the total stock and is used as a clearing price for goods issued. l S: Standard price The standard price is entered into the material master record. The goods received are valuated with the standard price. Any differences between the valuated goods received and the purchase order amount is posted to a price difference account. r|ce d|fferences (kD% None for goods and |nvo|ce rece|pts aga|nst purchase orders kI for goods rece|pts aga|nst product|on orders and order sett|ement kA for goods |ssues and other movements kU for transfer post|ngs (pr|ce d|fferences |n the case of externa| amounts% 1 a|es Crder Created No Lntry 2 GI done (Goods |ssue% Cost of Goods o|d Dr 1o Inventory Account 3 8||||ng document re|eased to Account|ng Customer Account Dr 1o a|es kevenue Account 4 ayment kece|ved 8ank C|ear|ng A]c Dr Customer A]c Cr Formulas are entered in the work center, so that the costs of an operation can be calculated. A work center is also assigned to a cost center