Hi folks we just upgrade to Epicor 10.2.700 and i check all the company configuration setup for write off and everything is great but when i create a cash receipt for an invoice i check write off and enter the GL account when i try to print the edit list the transaction is not there and i try posting it and is not in that chart of account either.
Allow Negative Write Offs: true
Maximum Amount per Invoice: 500
i tried a write off for: -200
My understanding was that edit list should have 3 transactions in the gl ar vs cash and the gl for the write off. but i am just getting 2 transaction the write off transaction is not showing any where. for example the invoice is for 25 and the payment for 45 and write off for 20 when i check the transactions detail i have only 2 transactions the write off is nowhere. I am probably not understanding your answer but just providing more information in case i didnt explain it right in my post above
Sure, but it’s an Epicor rule: when the debit and credit are for the same account, no GL transaction happens. It may or may not be written anywhere, but it’s just one of those things.
What @JasonMcD is saying that if the credits and debits to one acct are equal, they wont show. They won’t even appear in the GL. Take the following transactions:
Description Amount DB Acct | CR Acct
ISSUE STK to MFG $100 1205 | 1200
PO RCPT to MFG $20 1205 | 1301
RCV FG from MFG $120 1201 | 1205
In the above, Acct 1200 is Inventory, 1201 is Finished Goods, 1205 is WIP, 1301 Accrued Rcpts
So by account, the trans are:
GL Acct DB Amt CR Amt
1200 --- $100
1201 $120 ---
1205 $120 $120 <- this means no GL tran to Acct 1205
1301 --- $20
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Totals $240 $240
The posting engine won’t create the trans for Acct 1205, because its DB = its CR.
Agreed. Sorry my earlier answers were rather short. It’s been a busy few days.
But right, we are just guessing here without more specifics, and the thing that @ckrusen described is the most common reason for a line not showing. I’ve been bit by that several times.
Fundamentally, you should be able to track this down using the “Epicor ERP Accounts Receivable
Transaction Hierarchy” guide.
But failing that, use the PE Log viewer. I’d start with the guide as the PE Log Viewer is not simple. It’s powerful and a lifesaver, but it’s not simple.