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Managing Accounting Entries

This topic lists common elements used to manage accounting entries and discusses how to:

Pages Used to Manage Accounting Entries

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Definition Name

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Accounting Entries

TRA_ACCTG_LINE

select Cash Management, then select Treasury Accounting, then select Accounting Entries

  • Review and adjust automated accounting entries.

  • Create manual accounting entries online.

Treasury VAT Information

TRV_ACCTG_LINE_VAT

Click VAT on the Accounting Entries page.

Review VAT information for a VAT-applicable accounting entry line.

View/Approve Entries

TRA_ACCTG_LINE

select Cash Management, then select Treasury Accounting, then select View/Approve Entries

Approve accounting entries that are awaiting review.

Accounting Summary

TRA_ENT_SUM_PNL

select Cash Management, then select Treasury Accounting, then select Accounting Summary

View line-by-line accounting events. You can retrieve information according to ad hoc search criteria and navigate to all functional areas of accounting.

Reverse Accounting Request

REV_ACCTG_REQ

select Cash Management, then select Treasury Accounting, then select Reverse Accounting Request, then select Reverse Accounting Request

Run a process to create reversal accounting entries.

Note: Accounting entries can be reversed only one time.

Common Elements Used to Manage Accounting Entries

Accounting Entries Page

Use the Accounting Entries page (TRA_ACCTG_LINE) to review and adjust automated accounting entries.

Create manual accounting entries online.

Image: Accounting Entries page

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Accounting Entries page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Accounting Entries page

Line Detail Tab

ChartFields Tab

Select the ChartFields tab.

Image: Accounting Entries page - Chartfields tab

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Accounting Entries page - Chartfields tab. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Accounting Entries page - Chartfields tab

Important! If a ChartField combination editing error occurs, an Errors column will appear after the Line # column. An X link will appear next to an transaction line with a ChartField combination error. You click the X link to access an Accounting Entries secondary page, which contains a grid that describes the error message for each transaction. You can click on a transactions Line # link and access the accounting transaction with the ChartField combination error, and fix the problem. See the Accounting Entries subtopic in this section for additional details.

See ChartField Values.

Additional Details Tab

Select the Additional Details tab.

Image: Accounting Entries page - Additional Details tab

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Accounting Entries page - Additional Details tab. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Accounting Entries page - Additional Details tab

Journal Tab

Select the Journal tab.

Image: Accounting Entries page - Journal tab

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Accounting Entries page - Journal tab. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Accounting Entries page - Journal tab

Creating Ad Hoc Accounting Entries

On the Accounting Entries page, the Source Code, Source ID, Event, and Accounting Template fields are optional.

  • If you complete the Source Code, Source ID, and Event fields, the system can create a link between the manual and the automated accounting results.

  • If you enter entries manually on a recurring basis, you can create and use an accounting template to minimize the data entry process for these entries. Any template that you create appears in the Accounting Template field. When you select an accounting template for this ad hoc entry, the system automatically populates the accounting lines with the template data.

To create ad hoc accounting entries:

  1. Enter the business unit and optionally, an accounting ID. Click Add.

  2. Select an accounting event from the following values:

    • (none)

    • AOCI Adjustment

    • AOCI Reclassify

    • Amortize Adj of Carrying

    • Barrier Rebate Payment

    • Commodity Cash Difference

    • Commodity Settlement

    • Deal Booking

    • Deal Maturity

    • Derecognize Firm Commitment

    • Discount Accrual

    • Fair Value Hedged Item G/L

    • Fee Accrual

    • Firm Commitment to Carrying

    • Forward Points Accrual

    • Generic Cash Flow

    • Initial Payment

    • Interest Accrual

    • Interim Principal Payment

    • Mark to Market

    • Maturity Payment

    • Option Cash Difference

    • Option Exercise

    • Option Premium Accrual

    • Periodic Payment

    • Premium Payment

    • Sell / Buyback

    • Transaction Fee

    • Will Not Occur - AOCI Reclassify

  3. Specify a source code.

  4. Select a specific source ID of the selected source code.

  5. Review the accounting date for accuracy.

  6. Leave the default status for ad hoc entries as Provisional. Do not change this setting.

  7. The Require Review check box is automatically selected for ad hoc entries. You cannot deselect this check box.

  8. (Optional) Enter a description.

  9. Select an accounting template.

  10. Enter at least one debit and one credit line to balance the entry, and select one line as the IU anchor.

  11. Enter an account and any other ChartFields for each line.

  12. Select TR_ENTRIES for the journal template.

  13. Click Update Accounting to run the centralized processor function, which creates any necessary offset entry lines and saves the manual accounting entry.

If the debits and credits do not balance, you receive an error message and the accounting entry is not saved. Make the necessary corrections, and then save the page.

Note: When the Journal Generator processes the entry, the distribution status changes from None to Distributed, and no further changes can be made.

View/Approve Entries Page

Use the View/Approve Entries page (TRA_ACCTG_LINE) to approve accounting entries that are awaiting review.

Image: View/Approve Entries page

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the View/Approve Entries page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

View/Approve Entries page

Note: Use PeopleSoft Security functionality to identify which users have access and approval privileges to provisional accounting entries. You can define permission lists and accessible pages for a specific userID. See the product documentation for PeopleTools: Security Administration.

Accounting Summary Page

Use the Accounting Summary page (TRA_ENT_SUM_PNL) to view line-by-line accounting events.

You can retrieve information according to ad hoc search criteria and navigate to all functional areas of accounting.

Understanding Reverse Accounting

Accounting entries that need to be reversed can be identified using various identifiers, such as Accounting ID, Source, and Payment ID. The Reverse Accounting Entries Application Engine process (TR_RVSL_DRVR) does the following:

  • Selects the accounting data (header, lines, and VAT).

  • Reverses the amounts and reset certain statuses and fields (for example, Journal Generator links).

  • Assigns a new accounting ID to each selected header, lines, and VAT.

    The process does not reset the accounting event status associated to the original accounting entry.

  • Calls document sequencing and ChartField combination editing, when applicable.

  • Populates the accounting tables with the new data (header, lines, and VAT).

  • Checks for errors (for example, combination edit, unbalanced entries) and updates the accounting header.

  • Logs messages summarizing the entries (including type of errors, number of entries created).

When deactivating a deal, you can automatically reverse the accounting entries on the Undo Deal Utility page. When you select the Reverse Accounting check box, you can use additional options to specify the Reversal Date Option and Combo Edit Template. The TRX_UNDO_DEAL Application Engine process uses the entered parameters and calls the Reverse Accounting process.

Reverse Accounting Request Page

Use the Reverse Accounting Request page (REV_ACCTG_REQ) to run a process to create reversal accounting entries.

Note: Accounting entries can be reversed only one time.

Image: Reverse Accounting Request page

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Reverse Accounting Request page.

Reverse Accounting Request page to reverse by Accounting ID

Accounting ID Criteria

This section appears when you select Reverse by Accounting ID in the Reverse Accounting Options field.

Image: Reverse Accounting Request page to reverse by Accounting ID

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Reverse Accounting Request page to reverse by Accounting ID.

Reverse Accounting Request page to reverse by Accounting ID

Payment ID Criteria

This section appears when you select Reverse by Payment ID in the Reverse Accounting Options field.

Image: Reverse Accounting Request page to reverse by Payment ID

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Reverse Accounting Request page to reverse by Payment ID.

Reverse Accounting Request page to reverse by Payment ID

The following fields are required:

Source Criteria

This section appears when you select Reverse by Source in the Reverse Accounting Options field.

Accounting entries created for a source for a specific accounting date can be reversed.

Image: Reverse Accounting Request page to reverse by source values

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Reverse Accounting Request page to reverse by source values. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Reverse Accounting Request page to reverse by Source values

Business Unit, Source Code, and Source ID are required fields for all sources except BSP (bank statement processing).

Source Code Values

Criteria Used Identify Accounting Entries

BSP

Bank ID

Bank Account Number

Transaction Reference ID

Transaction Date

Bank Transfers

EFT Requests

Hedges

Interest

Source ID

Accounting Event Type

Accounting Date

Deal Fees

EFT Fees

Facility Fees

Investment Pools

LC Fees

Source ID

Accounting Event Type

Accounting Date

Sequence Number

Deals

Source ID

Accounting Event Type

Accounting Date

Sequence Number

Line

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