Post financial transactions directly to general ledger accounts and other accounts, such as bank, customer, vendor, and employee accounts. Posting with a general journal always creates entries on general ledger accounts. This is true even when, for example, you post a journal line to a customer account, because an entry is posted to a general ledger receivables account through a posting group.
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Post consumed capacities that are not assigned to the production order. For example, maintenance work must be assigned to ...
Post expenses to a special account on a monthly basis. These future expenses are later included as expenses. VAT is deducted ...
Post financial transactions directly to general ledger accounts and other accounts, such as bank, customer, vendor, and employee ...
Post fixed asset transactions with a depreciation book that is integrated with the general ledger, for financial reporting. ...
Post fixed asset transactions with a depreciation book that is not integrated with the general ledger, for internal management. ...
Post fixed asset transactions, such as acquisition and depreciation, in integration with the general ledger. The FA G/L Journal ...
Post information in the journal to the related cost register, such as pure cost entries, internal charges between cost centers, ...