QuickCodes Window Reference
Type. Type of Quickcode:
- AWT Rate Type. Used to define Withholding Tax type tax names. See: Tax Names.
Attention: Oracle Payables uses only the Standard AWT Rate Type. If you want to use an AWT Rate Type other than Standard, you may want to customize Automatic Withholding Tax to perform special behavior based on the AWT Rate Type. See: Customizing Automatic Withholding Tax.
Payables predefines three disbursement type QuickCodes: Combined, Quick, and Recorded.
- Don't Pay Reason. Used in the Modify Payment Batch window when you remove all invoices for a supplier site from a payment batch. See: Modifying Payment Batches.
- Freight Terms. Used as a supplier default to all new purchase orders. See: Entering Suppliers.
- Minority Group. Used to classify suppliers for reporting purposes. See: Entering Suppliers.
- Tax Type. Used to define tax names. See: Tax Names.
- Supplier Type. Used to classify suppliers for reporting purposes. See: Entering Suppliers.
Localized Quickcodes. The following QuickCodes are used only in certain localized versions of Payables:
- Custom Bill. Used to define a Custom Tax type tax name. When a distribution has a Custom Tax type, the amount entered is a statistical amount and is reported in the Purchase VAT register.
- EEC VAT Document. Not implemented.
- Exempt VAT. Not implemented.
- Non Taxable. Used to define a Non Taxable type tax name.
- Self Invoice Document. Not implemented.
- Self Invoice. Used to define a Self Invoice type tax name. When a distribution has a Self Invoice tax type, the amount entered is a statistical amount and is reported in the Self Invoice Purchase and Sales VAT registers.
Name. Unique, descriptive name of the QuickCode. This name appears on a list of values with the description when you need to enter it. You cannot update the name of a QuickCode after you save it.
Description. Description of the QuickCode.
Active. If enabled, QuickCode is valid for data entry.
Inactive Date. On and after the inactive date, you can no longer enter this QuickCode, and it will no longer appear on a list of values.