(RUS) Setting Up Functionality for Russia

This chapter provides an overview of address book information for Russia and discusses how to set up:

• User-defined codes (UDCs).

• Long descriptions for UDCs.

• Next numbers.

• Corresponding versions for Russia.

• Legal companies.

• Amount difference accounting.

• Cash desk transactions.

• General ledger report formats.

• Correspondence of accounts.

• Transfer orders.

Understanding Additional Address Book Information for Russia

You enter address book records to create a database of information about your employees, customers, suppliers, and tax authorities. In addition to entering the standard address book information, you enter specific information for Russia for reporting purposes. For example, the system uses the information that you enter in the Address Book Localization Data program (P74R0102) for the information that it prints in the footer of the Goods Dispatch Note.

You use the Address Book Localization Data program to enter information that is specific to Russia. When you add an address book record for Russia, the system displays the Address Book Localization Data form after you click OK on the Address Book Revision form. Or, you can access the Address Book Localization Data form by selecting Regional Info from the Row menu on the Address Book Revisions form.

The system saves the data that you enter in the Address Book Tag File - RUS - 01 (F74R101T) table.

See (RUS) Entering Additional Address Book Information.

Setting Up UDCs for Russia

Setting up Russia-specific UDCs enables you to use country-specific functionality. You also set up some base software UDCs with country-specific values.

Setting Up UDCs for Tax Processing

Set up these UDCs before processing taxes.

Average Cost Calculation (40/AV)

Set up codes for the average cost calculator to control which program is used for procurement taxation processing. This UDC links the base software for the JD Edwards Enterprise One Procurement system to the Russian localization. You must add the following code to the UDC table (40/AV):

Adjustments Transaction Doc Ty (74R/AL)

Set up this UDC table to specify the document types for transactions that must appear in the adjustment list instead of the VAT purchase book or VAT sales book report. The adjustment list prints after the purchase book or sales book report and shows the transactions that were created to adjust other transactions.

Sales VAT Accrual Method (74R/AM)

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne software provides hard-coded values for this UDC table. The system uses the values in this table when you set up sales order line and sales order line type combinations and specify whether the combinations use a concurrent or postponed method for accounting for the VAT on the transactions.

Values are:

See Understanding Setup for VAT for Sales Transactions.

Document Type Exclusion (74R/DE)

Set up this UDC table with values for the document types that you do not want to include in the VAT purchase book or VAT sales book reports. The values in this UDC table override the values that you might set up in other UDCs used to select records to include. For example, if a document type that exists in the Journal Entry Doc Ty Inclusion (74R/JE) UDC table specifies that a journal entry is included in the VAT purchase book and the same document type exists in this UDC table, the system does not include the journal entry.

Journal Entry Doc Ty Inclusion (74R/JE)

Set up values in this UDC table to identify the document types for journal entries that the system includes or excludes from the VAT purchase book or VAT sales book reports. The system uses the values in this UDC table, and whether the journal entry is a positive or negative amount, to determine if the journal entry is included in the VAT purchase book or VAT sales book report.

The system includes all journal entries with positive amounts in the VAT purchase book report and all journal entries with negative amounts in the VAT sales book even if you do not set up the document type in this UDC table. Therefore, you need only set up document types for these types of journal entries:

• Negative amounts that you want to include in the VAT purchase book report.

• Positive amounts that you want to include in the VAT sales book report.

Enter the document type in the Codes field and use the Special Handling Code field to specify that a journal entry with the specified document type be included in the VAT purchase book or VAT sales book report. Enter PB in the Special Handling Code field to include the document type in the VAT purchase book report. Enter SB in the Special Handling Code field to include the document type in the VAT sales book report.

This table describes how the system uses the special handling code and whether the amount is positive or negative to determine whether to include the journal entry in the Sales Book or Purchase Book report:

Tax Areas Exclusion (74R/TE)

Set up this UDC table with values for the tax areas that you do not want to include in the VAT purchase book or VAT sales book reports. For example, you might set up a value for tax-exempt transactions.

Unapplied Cash Tax Code (74R/UT)

Generally, you must calculate VAT for unapplied cash. Set up codes in this UDC to apply VAT to unapplied cash.

Enter the class of the unapplied cash in the Codes field. Enter the tax area and the tax explanation code for the unapplied documents in the Description 02 field. The system uses the value in the Description 02 field to calculate the tax on the unapplied cash.

For example, you might set up the these unapplied cash classes for Russia:

Setting Up UDCs for Cash Transactions

Set up this UDC before you process cash transactions.

Petty Cash Document Type (74R/CD)

Set up this UDC to identify the types of documents that you use for petty cash transactions. You specify whether the code is for an inbound or outbound transaction by completing the Special Handling Code field. Enter I for inbound transactions. Enter O for outbound transactions. For example, you might set up these codes:

Setting Up UDCs for Payment Processing for Russia

Set up these UDCs before processing payments.

Payment Instruments (00/PY)

You set up the Payment Instruments (00/PY) UDC table to identify each payment instrument that you use. You can associate payment instruments with documents so that you can process similar documents together.

The system prints the text that appears in the Description field as the transfer type on the Payment Order.

See Setting Up Payment Instruments and Print Programs.

Amount Difference Document Type (74R/AD)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values for this UDC table. Additionally, you must add the code PD to this UDC table for returned goods for which payments have been received. You use these values when you set up amount difference accounting. Verify that these values exist in your system:

• CI: Credit Invoice

• CV: Credit Voucher

• DI: Debit Invoice

• DV: Debit Voucher

Budget Classification Code (74R/PB)

Set up this UDC table to specify the budget code that appears on payment orders. The system uses the values from this UDC table when you run the Automatic Payment Order program (R74R4520) or run the Payment Order Reprint program (R74R4530) to print a payment order manually. For example, you might set up this value:

Payment Type (74R/PC)

Set up the Payment Type UDC table to identify the type of payment included on a payment order. The system uses the values from this UDC when you run the Automatic Payment Order program (R74R4520) or run the Payment Order Reprint program (R74R4530) to print a payment order manually. For example, you might set up these values:

Tax Period (74R/PP)

Set up the Tax Period UDC table to identify the tax period for which you issue a payment order. The system uses the values from this UDC table when you run the Automatic Payment Order program (R74R4520) or run the Payment Order Reprint program (R74R4530) to print a payment order manually. For example, you might set up these values:

Payment Reason (74R/PR)

Set up the Payment Reason UDC table to identify the reason for the payment included on a payment order. The system uses the values from this UDC table when you run the Automatic Payment Order program (R74R4520) or run the Payment Order Reprint program (R74R4530) to print a payment order manually. For example, you might set up these values:

Payment Status (74R/PS)

Set up the Payment Status UDC table to identify the type of payment included on a payment order. The system uses the values from this UDC table when you run the Automatic Payment Order program (R74R4520) or run the Payment Order Reprint program (R74R4530) to print a payment order manually. For example, you might set up these values:

Unapplied Cash Tax Code (74R/UT)

Generally, you must calculate VAT for unapplied cash. Set up codes in this UDC table to apply VAT to unapplied cash.

Enter the class of the unapplied cash in the Codes field. Enter the tax area and the tax explanation code for the unapplied documents in the Description 02 field. The system uses the value in the Description 02 field to calculate the tax on the unapplied cash.

For example, you might set up the these unapplied cash classes for Russia:

Setting Up UDCs for Correspondence of Accounts for Russia

Set up these UDCs before using correspondence of accounts.

Amount Correspondences (74R/AG)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values for this UDC. You use these values when you set up account correspondence in the Correspondence Account Setup (P74R9001) program. Verify that these values exist in your system:

Correspondence Batch Status (74R/CS)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values for this UDC. You use these values when you change batch statuses in the Review Correspondence Batches program (P74R0011). Verify that these values exist in your system:

Correspondence Methods (74R/MH)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values for this UDC. You use these values when you associate batch types to correspondence methods in the Correspondence Account Setup program (P74R9001). Verify that these values exist in your system:  

Correspondence Print Options (74R/PO)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne General Accounting system provides hard-coded values for this UDC. You use these values when you set up accounts in the Correspondence Account Setup (P74R9001) program. Verify that these values exist in your system:

Correspondence Result Code (74R/RC)

Use this UDC to set up values that the system displays in the Correspondence Batch Revision program (P74R0011) to specify the status of the correspondence record. For example, you might set up these values:

• E: Error

• G: Generated

• I: Ignore

• P: Posted

Setting Up UDCs for Financial Reports for Russia

Set up these UDCs before you generate financial reports.

Account Type (74R/AT)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values that the system uses when you set up general ledger report formats in the G/L Reports Setup program (P74R9020). The system uses the values in the 74R/AT UDC table to determine if the account is an object/subsidiary account, or if the account is set up in a category code.

Verify that these values exist in your system:

Code Type (74R/CT)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values that the system uses when you set up general ledger report formats in the G/L Reports Setup program (P74R9020). The system uses these values to determine the type of row. Some row types determine the tables the system reads to obtain balances. Other row types specify whether the system calculates values or prints a title for the row.

Verify that these values exist in your system:

Factor Row (74R/FA)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values that the system uses when you set up general ledger report formats in the G/L Reports Setup program (P74R9020). The system uses the values in the 74R/FA UDC table to determine whether the system changes the sign of the amount from positive to negative, negative to positive, or leaves the original sign.

Verify that these values exist in your system:

Formula Type (74R/FT)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values that the system uses when you set up Changes in Equity report formats by using the G/L Reports Setup program (P74R9020). The system uses the values in the 74R/FT UDC table to determine the time period for which to report.

Verify that these values exist in your system:

Record Type (74R/RT)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values that the system uses when you set up general ledger reports by using the G/L Reports Setup program (P74R9020). The system uses these values to determine what types of rows, accounts, and other criteria are applicable for the reports you create.

Verify that these values exist in your system:

Section Number (74R/SE)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values that the system uses when you set up general ledger reports by using the G/L Reports Setup program (P74R9020). The system uses these values to determine the section in which to print the rows.

Verify that these values exist in your system:

Scale Factor (74R/SF)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values for this UDC table. The system uses the Scale Factor UDC table to determine how to print numerical values on general ledger reports. You specify in a processing option the scaling factor, if any, that you want the system to use.

When you choose to scale numerical values, the system divides the numerical values on the report by the scaling amount that you specify. For example, suppose that the amount in an account is 23,929. If you choose to scale the amount by a factor of 1000, the system divides 23,929 by 1000, rounds to the nearest whole number, and prints 24 on the report.

Verify that these values exist in your system:

Visible Row (74R/VI)

The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Russian Localization system provides hard-coded values that the system uses when you set up general ledger report formats by using the G/L Reports Setup program (P74R9020). The system uses the values in the 74R/VI UDC table to determine whether the row you define is printed on the report. Generally, you specify that rows that contain formulas do not print on the report.

Verify that these values exist in your system:

Setting Up UDCs for Sales Order Processing in Russia

In addition to the standard UDCs for sales order processing, set up this Russian-specific UDC:

Signature Role (74R/RL)

You specify in a processing option for legal documents the text that appears by the signature line on the document. You select one of the values that you set up in this UDC for the processing option. For example, you might set up a signature role for the person approving the document, an attorney, the head accountant, and so on.

Setting Up UDCs for Fixed Assets for Russia

In addition to the standard UDCs for fixed asset processing, set up these Russian-specific UDCs:

Documents for Change (74R/CH)

Set up this UDC with values that reflect document types for actions that increase fixed assets costs. For example, you might set up values for reconstruction or modernization of the asset.

Documents for Maintenance (74R/MN)

Set up values in this UDC to reflect actions that incur costs for maintenance of fixed assets. The system uses the values in this UDC when you produce the Fixed Asset Card report (R74R5120).

Setting Up UDCs for Legal Documents

Set up these UDCs with Russian-specific values:

Document Types (00/DT)

In addition to the hard-coded document types that are used throughout JD Edwards EnterpriseOne software, you can set up document types that are based on your specific business needs. You must set up code PD in this UDC for returned goods for which payments have been received. The system searches for the PD code when it processes amount difference vouchers.

For example, you might set up these document types for Russia:

Setting Up Long Descriptions for Russia-Specific UDCs

This section provides an overview of the Regional User-Defined Codes program (P74R0005) and discusses how to enter long descriptions.

Understanding the Regional User-Defined Codes Program

The User-Defined Codes program (P0005) provides a field for entering a description of the codes that you define. However, the field length is not long enough for some of the descriptions needed for Russian localizations. The Regional User-Defined Codes program enables you to enter long descriptions for UDCs.

When the system accesses a user-defined code for which a long description exists, it uses the long description when printing the UDC description on reports.

Note. When you delete a UDC record from the F0005 table, the system does not delete the corresponding description from the F74R0005 table. You must use the Regional User-Defined Codes program to delete the descriptions.

Forms Used to Set Up Long Descriptions

Entering Long Descriptions

Access the Regional User-Defined Codes form.

Regional Description 1 and Regional Description 2

Enter the description that the system prints on legal reports when the UDC description is printed on the report.

Setting Up Next Numbers for Russia

You must set up next numbering schemes for legal documents and for cash transactions.

See Also

Setting Up Next Numbers for Legal Documents

Setting Up the System for Cash Desk Transactions in Russia

Setting Up Corresponding Versions for Russia

Some country-specific functionality requires that you create versions of the same name for a country-specific program and a base software program. For example, to have the system access the processing options for a country-specific voucher program, you might need to set up a version named XYZ for the country-specific voucher program, and a version named XYZ of the Standard Voucher Entry (P0411) program.

Set up corresponding versions for these programs:

Setting Up Legal Companies for Russia

This section provides an overview of legal companies and discusses how to associate transactional companies with a legal company.

Understanding Legal Companies

Legal company and transactional company relationships enable many companies to be unified in one legal company and to produce combined accounts payable reports. You can associate the companies that you use for transaction processing (transactional companies) with companies that you use for legal reporting (legal companies) so that legal reports can contain data for more than one transactional company. At a minimum, a legal company and a transactional company relationship must exist for the default company.

To associate transaction companies with legal companies, you use the Company Localized Data form. The system stores information about the association in the Company Additional Information table (F7400010).

Form Used to Set Up a Legal Company

Associating Transactional Companies with a Legal Company for Poland and Russia

Access the Company Localized Data form.

Setting Up Amount Difference Accounting

Amount differences occur when sales or purchase transactions are contracted in a currency other than rubles, and there is a difference in the exchange rate between the purchase or sales date and the date on which the payment is made. For example, when the company agrees to purchase goods from a supplier, you might set the price in euros or in U.S. dollars. The payment for the goods must occur in rubles, and will likely occur at a date after the shipment of the goods, so there might be a difference in the contracted amount and the actual payment amount due to fluctuations in the exchange rate from the time the goods are purchased and the time the goods are paid for.

When an amount difference occurs in a transaction, you must issue a voucher for the difference in amounts. This difference is subject to VAT and is reported in the Sales Book or the Purchase Book report.

To set up the system for the amount differences caused by the use of two currencies:

• Set up amount difference accounts.

  You should set up accounts for debits and for credits. For example, you might set up an account for Other Income for credits and Other Expenditures for debits.

• To process vouchers, you must set up the AAI items PLxxx (realized gains) and PGxxx (realized losses), where xxx is the currency code of the vouchers that you process.

  For example, to process vouchers in rubles, you must set up the AAI item PLRUB.

• To process invoices, you must set up the AAI items for RGxxx (realized gains) and for RLxxx (realized losses), where xxx is the currency code of the invoices that you process.

• Set up bank accounts for the amount difference accounts so that the system can process manual and automatic payments for amount difference vouchers.

• Set up the amount difference voucher type for returned goods.

  The system recognizes vouchers created for returned goods that have already been paid for by searching for document type PD. This voucher type must exist in these UDC tables:

  • Document Type (00/DT)

  • Document Type - Vouchers Only (00/DV)

  • Amount Diff Document Type (Amount Difference Document Type) (74R/AD)

• Set up other required amount difference vouchers.

See Also

Setting Up Multicurrency AAIs for General Accounting

Setting Up the System for Cash Desk Transactions in Russia

This section provides an overview of setup for cash transactions for Russia and discusses how to set up:

• Constants for cash desk documents.

• Next numbers by issue place for cash documents.

• Next numbers by account for cash documents.

• The association between issue places and accounts.

Understanding Setup for Cash Transactions in Russia

In Russia, you must generate documents that show information about cash transactions that increase or decrease the amounts in the general ledger accounts that are set up as cash accounts. When you set up your system to account for cash transactions, you must set up:

• UDC values

• A constant

• Next numbers

• Cash accounts

UDCs for Cash Transactions

Set up these UDCs for cash transactions and reports:

• Document Types (00/DT).

• Petty Cash Document Type (74R/CD).

See Setting Up UDCs for Cash Transactions.

See Setting Up UDCs for Legal Documents.

Constants for Cash Desk Transactions

You use the Constants for Russian Localizations program (P74R0020) to set a constant that determines whether you number cash documents by account or by issue place.

Important! You set the value for the constant before you process any transactions. After you set the value, do not change it. Changing the value compromises your data integrity.

If you enter 0 (no) to number by account, the system:

• Enables you to associate a general ledger account number to the legal company and numbering scheme in the Cash Document Next Number Setup program (P74R0012).

• Uses the numbering scheme that you associate to the account and legal company when you print the Cash Book Report (R74R5004).

If you enter 1 (yes) to number by issue place, the system:

• Enables you to associate an issue place to the legal company and numbering scheme in the Cash Document Next Number Setup program.

• Uses the numbering scheme that you associate to the issue place when you print the Petty Cash Book report (R74R5004).

Important! You cannot change or delete a numbering scheme after you have processed transactions. Therefore, you must determine whether to set up your numbering schemes by issue place or by account before you process any transactions. The numbering scheme for all document types must be the same because the constant applies to the entire system.

Next Numbers

You use the Cash Document Next Number Setup program to set up a numbering scheme for cash documents. You can set up a different numbering scheme for each document type that exists in the Petty Cash Document Type (74R/CD) UDC table. For example, you might set up a numbering scheme for a document type that represents cash receipts and a different numbering scheme for a document type that represents cash payments.

Note. You set a constant to determine whether the system numbers documents by issue place or by account. Because the constant applies to the entire Russian localization system, all numbering schemes must use the same numbering method.

Cash Accounts

If you want to number cash documents by issue place, you must set up an association between the issue place and the general ledger account that the system uses for the issue place. You use the Cash Account Setup program (P74R0013) to set up the associations.

The general ledger account that you associate to an issue place must be defined as a cash account. You use the Review and Revise Accounts program (P0901) to define the category code that defines accounts as cash accounts. You specify in a processing option in the Petty Cash Transactions program (P74R0101) the system 09 category code that defines accounts as cash accounts.

You can associate a general ledger account with only one issue place. You can change or delete an association between an account and an issue place only when no records exist in the transaction tables.

See Also

Understanding Cash Desk Documents

Forms Used to Set Up for Cash Desk Transactions

Setting Up Constants for Cash Desk Documents

Access the Petty Cash Constants form.

Setting Up Next Numbers by Issue Place for Cash Documents

Access the Petty Cash Next Number form.

Legal Company	Enter the legal company for which you set up the next numbering for cash transactions.
Doc Type Cash Desk (document type for cash desk)	Enter a value that exists in the Petty Cash Document Type (74R/CD) UDC table to specify the type of cash transaction for which you set up the legal numbering.
Century	Enter the century for which you set up the next numbering.
Fiscal Year	Enter the fiscal year for which you set up the next numbering.
Issue Place	Enter the issue place for which you set up the numbering scheme. If you set up your numbering scheme by issue place, you must enter an issue place that is associated with the legal company that you entered in the Legal Company field. You associate issue places to legal companies in the Issue Places program (P7400004).
Next Number	Enter the starting number for the next numbering scheme.

Setting Up Next Numbers by Account for Cash Documents

Access the Petty Cash Next Number form.

Legal Company	Enter the legal company for which you set up the next numbering for cash transactions.
Doc Type Cash Desk (document type for cash desk)	Enter a value that exists in the Petty Cash Document Type (74R/CD) UDC table to specify the type of cash transaction for which you set up the legal numbering.
Century	Enter the century for which you set up the next numbering.
Fiscal Year	Enter the fiscal year for which you set up the next numbering.
Account Number	Enter the account number that the system uses when you process the type of cash document that you specified in the Document Type of Cash Desk field. To be a valid account for cash desk transactions, you must specify an account that is set up as a cash account in the Review and Revise Accounts program (P0901) and in the processing options for the Cash Desk Transactions program (P74R0101).
Currency Code	Enter the currency code of the cash account. This field is optional.
Next Number	Enter the starting number for the next numbering scheme.

Setting Up the Association Between Issue Places and Accounts

Access the Cash Account Setup form.

Setting Up General Ledger Report Formats for Russia

This section provides an overview of general ledger report set up and discusses how to:

• Add report formats.

• Add row details for sections.

• Specify columns for changes in equity reports.

• Associate accounts with rows in the reports.

Understanding General Ledger Report Setup

Before you run the general ledger reports, such as the Profit and Loss statement, you must set up the formats required for the reports. The system produces reports to the specifications that you set up. You use the reports generated to complete the general ledger reports that you send to the government.

When you use the G/L Reports Setup program (P74R9020) to set up general ledger reports, you:

• Define the rows and columns that the system prints on the reports.

• Define the account or group of accounts that the system prints.

• Define formulas that the system uses to calculate sums based on amounts in certain rows or columns.

• Define the title of the reports.

You must set up a one or more report formats for these reports:

• Profit and Loss

• Balance Sheet

• Changes in Equity

• Cash Flow

When you complete the setup for general ledger reports, the system populates the tables that are accessed as the system generates the reports. The tables populated are:

To set up general ledger reports, complete these steps:

Forms Used to Set Up General Ledger Reports

Adding Report Formats

Access the Add/Update Setup G/L Reports form.

Report Name	Enter the name that the system will use to identify the report format. When you generate the general ledger reports, you will specify this name in the processing options to specify the format that the system uses to print the report.
Report Type	Enter the type of report for which you create a format. The Report Type determines the rows, accounts, and other criteria that are applicable to the format. The value that you enter must exist in the UDC table 74R/RT. The values in 74R/RT are hard-coded.
Account Type	Enter the source of the accounts, or groups of accounts, for which you set up the format. The value that you enter must exist in the Account Type (74R/AT) UDC table.

Adding Row Details for Sections

Access the Add/Update Detail Row form.

Report Section	Enter the section for which you specify row definitions. The value that you enter must exist in the UDC 74R/SE table. You must research the sections that the government requires for each report. JD Edwards EnterpriseOne software reads section one (01) for the Balance Sheet and the Cash Flow, and sections one and two (01 and 02) for Profit and Loss Report and Changes in Equity. If you enter a different section number, the system will not show it on the reports.
Report Row Section	Enter a sequence in which the row appears in the section. You can enter up to four characters. Each sequence number must be unique for the entire report, not just the section. Consider beginning your sequence numbers with the number of the section so that you do not repeat the sequence number. Additionally, consider leaving unused numbers in the sequencing so that you can add additional rows if needed. For example, consider sequencing rows in section one as: 1010, 1020, 1030, and so on, and sequence rows in section two as 2010, 2020, 2030, and so on.
Code Type	Enter the code that represents the type of row. The code that you enter must exist in the UDC table 74R/CT. Enter one of these codes: AC2: Correspondence - Account ACC: Accounts Only AGR: Accounts Group FRM: Codes Formulate TLT: Title
Code	Enter the code provided by the Russian government that corresponds to the information for the line. For example, if the code for a row for Other Income is 050, enter 050. This field is optional.
Visible Row	Enter Y to make the row visible. Enter N to hide the row. Generally, you enter N for rows that contain formula information.
Factor Row	Specify whether the system changes the sign of an account from positive to negative, or negative to positive. Enter 1 to leave the sign unchanged. Enter -1 to reverse the sign.
Correspondence Flag	This field appears for Cash Flow reports. The system completes the field with S if the system will read the F0902 table for the amounts, and completes the field with C if the system will read the F74R9002 table for the amounts. The value that you enter in the Code Type field determines which table the system reads for amounts.

Specifying Columns for Changes in Equity Reports

Access the Add/Update Column Detail form.

Report Section Column	Enter the column number. For Section 01, you set up Column 3, Column 4, Column 5, and Column 6. For Section 02, you set up Columns 3, 4, and 5.
Formula Type	Enter the type of amounts that print on the report. The value that you enter must exist in the Formula Type (74R/FT) UDC table. Values are: AA: Current audit activity from periods 13 and 14 AA1: Audit activity one year before the current period, from periods 13 and 14: AA2: Audit activity two years before the current period, from periods 13 and 14 AB: Current account balance for the current period AB1: Account balance for the period one year prior AB2: Account balance for the period two years prior PA: Current period activity months 01–12 of the current year PA1: Period activity, months 01–12 of one year prior PA2: Period activity, months 01–12 of two years prior PY: Prior year end balance for the current period PY1: Prior year end balance for the period one year prior PY2: Prior year end balance for the period two years prior
Factor Row	Specify whether the system changes the sign of an account from positive to negative, or negative to positive. Enter 1 to leave the sign unchanged. Enter 1 to reverse the sign.

Associating Accounts with Rows in the Reports

Access the Accounts Group Definition form.

The fields that appear on the Account Group Definition form differ depending on the value in the Code Type field on the Report Detail Row Definition form. If the value in the Code Type field is TLT (Title), the Account Group Definition form does not appear when you click Select on the Report Detail Row Definition form.

Setting Up Correspondence of Accounts for Russia

This section provides an overview of correspondence of accounts setup, and discusses how to:

• Set processing options for Correspondence Account Setup (P74R9001).

• Set up accounts.

• Set up correspondence methods.

• Set up correspondence rules.

Understanding Correspondence of Accounts Setup

You set up the correspondence accounts, rules, and methods for all accounts in your chart of accounts for which you must have corresponding accounts.

Note. This document describes how to set up and use correspondence accounts within the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne system. It does not provide legal advise on the legal requirements. You must verify the requirements for these accounts with the government office responsible for publishing the requirements.

To set up correspondence of accounts, you use the Correspondence Account Setup program (P74R9001) to:

• Specify how the system generates correspondence accounts.

• Associate batch types and document types to the method by which the system processes corresponding accounts.

• Define correspondence rules by associating debit accounts to credit accounts.

When you set up your chart of accounts for correspondence, you:

• Must have the chart of accounts for all companies defined in the same way, such as all companies using the standard account setup, or all using the same statutory category code.

  You can use the standard account setup of object.subsidiary, or use account category codes 21, 22, or 23 to set up your chart of accounts.

• Must have the same fiscal date pattern set up for all companies.

Correspondence Accounts

You use the Account Setup option in the Correspondence Account Setup program to specify how the system generates correspondence accounts. For each account that you identify, you specify whether the system changes the sign of the amounts from the Account Ledger table (F0911) as it writes the amounts to the Correspondence Rules table (F74R9011). For example, you might specify that the system change negative amounts to positive amounts, and leave positive amounts as positive amounts. If you do not specify that the system change the sign, the sign remains unchanged.

You can specify the correspondence of accounts at various levels of detail. The system searches for the setup from the lowest level of detail to the highest level of detail.

Correspondence Processing Methods

You set up correspondence methods to associate batch types and document types with predefined methods by which the system processes account transactions. The predefined methods that you associate to batch types and document types are:

If the system cannot identify the correspondence method to use for a transaction because there is no association between a document type and a method, the system uses method 04 for the transaction.

Correspondence Rules

You set up correspondence rules to determine the allowed relations between debit and credit accounts. The system uses the rules that you define to determine how it searches for corresponding accounts when you run the Correspondence Transaction Generation program (R74R9801). To improve system performance, you can also specify the batch type and document type for the accounts.

You can set up or modify correspondence rules one at a time, or you can access a form that lets you enter or import multiple rules.

Forms Used to Set Up Correspondence of Accounts

Setting Processing Options for Correspondence Account Setup (P74R9001)

Processing options enable you to specify the default processing for programs and reports.

General

Setting Up Accounts

Access the Edit Correspondence Account Setup form.

Category Code General	Enter the category code value that identifies the account for which you specify the account setup. The system displays this field only when you set the Account Type processing option to display category code 21, 22, or 23, and lets you choose a value from the corresponding UDC table, such as the G/L Reporting Code 21 (09/21) UDC table.
Object Account	Enter the object portion of the account for which you specify the account setup. The system displays this field only when you set the Account Type processing option to OS (object subsidiary).
Subsidiary	Enter the subsidiary portion of the account for which you specify the account setup. The system displays this field only when you set the Account Type processing option to OS (object subsidiary).
Plus Amount	Enter a value from the Amount Correspondences (74R/AG) UDC table to specify the sign that the system assigns to the amounts that it writes to the F74R9011 table when it writes positive amounts from the F0911 table to the F74R9011 table.
Minus Amount	Enter a value from the Amount Correspondences (74R/AG) UDC table to specify the sign that the system assigns to the amounts that it writes to table F74R9011 when it writes negative amounts from table F0911 to table F74R9011.
Plus Void Amount	Enter a value from the Amount Correspondences (74R/AG) UDC table to specify the sign that the system assigns to the amounts that it writes to table F74R9011 when it writes positive amounts that have been voided in table F0911 to table F74R9011.
Minus Void Amount	Enter a value from the Amount Correspondences (74R/AG) UDC table to specify the sign that the system assigns to the amounts that it writes to table F74R9011 when it writes negative amounts that have been voided in table F0911 to table F74R9011.

Setting Up Correspondence Methods

Access the Edit Correspondence Method form.

Batch Type	Enter the batch type to which you assign a correspondence method. The value that you enter must exist in the Batch Type (98/IT) UDC table. If you leave this processing option blank, the system uses all batch types.
Document Type	Enter the document type to which you assign a correspondence method. The value that you enter must exist in UDC table 00/DT. If you leave this processing option blank, the system uses all document types.
Correspondence Method	Enter the correspondence method to associate with the batch and document types. The value that you enter must exist in the Correspondence Methods (74R/MH) UDC table.
Correspondence Print Options	Enter a code that the system writes to the F74R9011 table for the specified document type / batch type combination. The value that you enter must exist in the Correspondence Print Options (74R/PO) UDC table.

Setting Up Correspondence Rules

Access the Edit Correspondence Rules form.

Correspondence Rule ID	Enter a numeric value that identifies the correspondence rule. You can enter up to six characters.
Batch Type	Enter the batch type to which you assign a correspondence rule. The value that you enter must exist in the Batch Type (98/IT) UDC table. If you leave this processing option blank, the system uses all batch types.
Document Type	Enter the document type to which you assign a correspondence rule. The value that you enter must exist in the Document Type (00/DT) UDC table. If you leave this processing option blank, the system uses all batch types.
Debit Legal Account	Enter the portion of the debit account that you assign to the correspondence rule. You can enter up to 14 characters, but the system displays only 10 characters. The system does not validate that the account number that you enter is a valid account in your chart of accounts.
Credit Legal Account	Enter the portion of the credit account that you assign to the correspondence rule. You can enter up to 14 characters, but the system displays only 10 characters. The system does not validate that the account number that you enter is a valid account in your chart of accounts.

Setting Up the System for Transfer Orders in Russia

This section provides an overview of the setup for transfer orders in Russia.

Understanding the Setup for Transfer Orders in Russia

You print transfer orders when you transfer stock from one company branch to another branch of the company. When you complete a transfer order, the system creates a sales order for the transferring branch and creates a purchase order for the receiving branch.

In Russia, the purchase order created by the transfer must show the company as the supplier in the From Branch/Plant field so that the Purchase Book report for Russia shows the company as the supplier. For example, if Branch A of Company XYZ transfers stock to Branch B of Company XYZ, the purchase order and the records printed in the Purchase Book report must show Company XYZ as the supplier.

To set up your branches so that the company appears as the supplier when you print the Purchase Book:

• Add a related address in the address book record for the transferring branch.

• Set up billing information for the transferring branch.

To add a related address in the address book record for the transferring branch:

1. Select Daily Processing (G0110), Address Book Revision.

2. On the Work With Addresses form, select the address book record for Branch A.

   You can look up the address book number for a branch in the Branch/Plant Constants (P41001) program.

3. On the Address Book Revisions form, select the Related Addresses tab.

4. On the Related Addresses tab, enter the address book number of the company in one of the related address fields.

To set up billing information for the transferring branch:

1. Select Customer Revisions (G4221), Customer Billing Instructions.

2. On the Work With Customer Master form, select the address book record of the transferring branch.

3. On the Customer Master Revisions form, select Billing Information from the Form menu.

4. On the Billing Page 1 tab, enter a value in the Related Address Num field that corresponds to the field that you completed for the related address for the transferring branch.

   For example, if you completed the 2nd Address Number field on the Related Address tab of the Address Book Revisions form with the address book number of the company, enter 2 (Address Number 2 from the 40/RA UDC table) in the Related Address Num field on the Billing Page 1 tab of the Billing Information form.

See Also

(RUS) Understanding Transfer Orders in Russia