Accounting Finance:Statements-Special Payment Statement (final opening order and 1st payment)
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Account Statement (Special Payment Plan)
- An Account Statement (Special Payment Plan) is used to assist the customer in the reconciliation of initial purchases and payments.
- It is important to distinguish between inventory and non-inventory transactions such as share payment and RSG fees.
- The initial order calculation is based only on inventory transactions.
- Adjustments – a credit adjustment is used to clear all current inventory transactions from the current period and a debit adjustment is used to apply special payment terms. The net result is zero; the adjustments do not affect the customer’s account balance but instead move the due dates into 6 installment periods.
- First payment will include 1/6 of initial purchases
- Subsequent statements will include 1/6 of initial purchases and all current transactions
Statement of Account
- Change date of current future dated inventory invoices (ONLY CURRENT TRANSACTIONS) to current period – ex. due date must be 071006 and discount date (if applicable) must be 063006
Work with A/R Invoicing Tasks
- Select ASW Fastpath→Cash Management→AR Cash Management Tasks→AR Invoicing Tasks→Work with A/R Transactions
- Enter Doc no
- Mark Transaction
- Click Change
- Change Due date ex. 071006
- Change Cash Discount 1 days (if invoice has discount terms) ex. 063006
- Click enter
- Click F12 to move back to previous panel
Making Special Payment Adjustments
- The INS Installment invoice total should equal the first installment payment from the last statement plus the non-inventory installment payments. (do not make any adjustments to this total)
- Adjustments – a credit adjustment is used to clear all current inventory transactions from the current period (invoices/credits and current dated invoices & credits) and a debit adjustment is used to apply special payment terms.
- The net result is zero; the adjustments do not affect the customer’s account balance but instead move the due dates into 6 installment periods.
==Work with A/R Invoicing Tasks
- Select Enter financial transactions
Financial system transaction entry
- Enter Accounting period (make sure you enter the previous period if you are making adjustments for a month-end statement)
- Enter voucher type 10
- DO NOT CHANGE voucher date!
- Click enter
A/R invoice/credit note entry
- Enter:
- -#1. Document type ADJ
- -#2. Document number (use statement date)
- -#3. Customer #
- -#4. Document date (use last day of statement period)
- -#5. Transaction amount (minus for credit adjustment)
- -#6. Due date (use 10 days from current statement ending date)
- -#7. Text MM/DD/YY Statement
- -#8. Click enter
G/L Postings entry for A/R Documents
- Enter main 210200
- Click enter
A/R open item selection
- Mark all current items (mark only invoices and credits – do not mark any payments)
- The remaining amount should be the eligible discount
- Click Fnc List 21 to post the remaining amount to customer’s account
- Click enter
- Click update (when all entries have been settled)
A/R invoice/credit note entry
- Enter:
- -Document type ADJ
- -Document number (use next number from statement date)
- -Customer #
- -Document date (use last day of statement period)
- -Transaction amount (positive for debit adjustment)
- -Terms of payment Z6I (6 installment payments)
- -Text MM/DD/YY Statement
- -Click enter
G/L postings entry for A/R Documents
- Enter main 210200
- Click enter
A/R instalment maintenance
- Mark all transactions
- Click enter
- Change due dates (first due date is 10 days from last initial order statement)
- Click enter after each instalment entry
- Click F12 to move back to previous panel
- Click F3 on Transaction currency panel
- Click F3 on Financial system transaction entry
- 1. Mark Close Batch
- 2. Change Printer queue (optional)
- 3. Click enter
- Click enter
View AR Statements
UWD Extensions - Master Menu
- Enter 7
- Click enter
AR - Customer Statements
- Enter 1
- Click enter
- -Enter Customer #
- -Click enter
- -Enter ST next to customer
- -Click enter
Regenerate statement + reprint
- Enter RG next to last statement (to regenerate statement)
- Click enter twice
- On same panel, Enter RP next to regenerated statement to reprint
- Click enter twice
Regenerated Statement of Account
- Statement now shows the true balance due – Pay this amount
- Future Dated invoices are now the total value of both inventory and possibly non-inventory invoices
Account Statement
Purchases
- Re-name file and save in new directory common/ar/2006/special payments/(store name)/file name
- 1. Change date
- 2. Extract from statement total inventory transactions (invoices, adjustments plus credits) and enter in the invoice column
- 3. Extract from statement total non-inventory transactions (invoices plus credits) and enter in the Invoice (NI) column
- 4. Extract from statement total inventory dated transactions (invoices, adjustments, plus credits) and enter in the Dated column
- 5. Extract from statement total non-inventory transactions (invoices plus credits) and enter in the Dated (NI) column
- 6. Enter all current transactions (invoices, adjustments plus credits) in the Total column
- 7. Enter the dated total in the Dated Invoices field
- Check field “B17” – it should be zero
- Initial Order Payment Using above total Purchases up to initial order cut-off date divide total by 6 and enter each instalment (total owing should equal Date total)
- Date (NI) Invoices – set-up Reference, Invoice and Paid columns (total owing should equal Dated (NI) total
Credit Card Deposits
- Enter all credit card deposits
Special Payment Plan
- Change date on title
- Statement of Account
- -#1. Change date on Balance Forward field
- -#2. Enter balance forward amount under current period
- -#3. Link current purchases and adjustments to correct field in Purchases sheet
- -#4. Link credit card deposits to correct field in Credit Card Deposits sheet
- -#5. Link EFT and EFT discount to correct fields in EFT sheet
- -#6. Year to date (no linking is required, the template should be linking correct totals from other sheets)
- Balance Forward Calculation
- -Change date on Total Due
- -No manual entry is required (adjusted EFT and discount are linked to EFT Calculation)
- Initial Order Payment Schedule (no entry required, Payment Date and Total Purchases are linked to Purchases sheet)
- EFT Calculation
- -Change date in EFT Calculation fields
- -Enter applicable discount for current period
- Totals Reconciliation
- -Current - there should be no differences and the balance should be zero
- -YTD – the balance is not zero because EFT sheet has not be filled out
- Prior Period Adjustment (list any prior period adjustments – most likely missing or not deducted discounts from prior periods). The balance should be zero
EFT
- Enter Date, Reference Purchases and Discount for current EFT
Special Payment Plan
- Enter note to assist in the interpretation
- Print Account Statement in colour
- Save worksheet
Special Payment Member's Letter
- Change date
- Ensure all statements and reports mentioned are applicable
- Change commencing dates
- Change EFT date
