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Aging Credit Notes
Aging Credit Notes
Credit notes entered into the Accounts Receivable or Order Processing modules can be aged two ways:
· Based on the credit memo's due date.
· Based on the due date of the associated debit memo or invoice.
These two approaches are shown in the following example.
Before Credit Memo:
Total Accounts Receivable Balance
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95
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75
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20
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If a credit memo is issued for the customer for an invoice or debit memo in Past Due 1, one of two aging processes can occur:
Aging Against Current (aging is based on the credit memo's due date which is current)
Total Accounts Receivable
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75
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55
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20
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Aging Against Past Due (aging is based on the associated invoice or debit memo in Past Due 1)
Total Accounts Receivable
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75
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75
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0
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Note: Aging based on the associated invoice/debit memo can only occur if an invoice or debit memo has been associated with the credit memo.
Two flags on the Reference File determine which approach will be used. In Order Processing, the flags are on category 413. For Accounts Receivable they are on category 300. The flags are:
· Validate Reference Number
· Age Credit Note
The following shows the combinations.
Validate Reference Number
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Y
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Y
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Credit memos are aged according to the payment terms, but the Reference Number field will be validated against invoices and debit memos.
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Y
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N
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Credit memos are aged according to the invoice or debit memo entered in the Reference Number field.
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N
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N
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Credit memos are aged according to the payment terms.
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N
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Y
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Invalid combination.
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