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Oracle® EMEA Consulting Localizations Cross-Countries LocalizationsUser GuideRelease 11.5.10.2Part No. E10522-01
March 2007
Oracle EMEA Consulting Localizations Cross-Countries Localizations User Guide, Release 11.5.10.2
Part No. E10522-01
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Contents
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Preface
1 IntroductionForeword.................................................................................................................................... 1-1About this Localization Manual............................................................................................... 1-1User's Guides Related to This Consulting Localization...........................................................1-2Audience for this Manual ........................................................................................................ 1-2Installation................................................................................................................................. 1-2Consulting Localization Overview........................................................................................... 1-2
2 Reports and ProcessesCLE: ECE European Sales and Purchase Listing...................................................................... 2-1CLE: Account Analysis Report................................................................................................ 2-15CLE: Exchange Differences for AP Report..............................................................................2-24CLE: Exchange Differences for AR Report............................................................................. 2-29CLE: GL Unrealized Gain/loss Report.................................................................................... 2-34CLE: Intra-stat Report.............................................................................................................. 2-38CLE: Asset Accounting............................................................................................................ 2-47CLE: Prepayment Application.................................................................................................2-49CLE: Depreciation Rounding.................................................................................................. 2-51
3 Setting up Cross Country LocalizationsCLE: ECE European Sales / Purchase Listing Report................................................................3-1CLE: Intra-stat.......................................................................................................................... 3-28
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Index
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Preface
Intended AudienceWelcome to Release 11.5.10.2 of the Oracle EMEA Consulting Localizations Cross-CountriesLocalizations User Guide.
This manual is a source of information about Czech, Slovakia and Turkey requirements and designed to provide useful guidance and assistance to:
• Consultants implementing Cross-Countries Consulting Localized components for 11i10 Oracle Applications
• Key user team of Oracle Applications
The Oracle EMEA Consulting Localizations (Cross-Countries Localization) guide assumes you have a basic understanding of core modules and the country specific localization requirement. If you have never used Oracle Applications, we suggest you to attend one or some of the Oracle Financial training classes available through Oracle Education Services
See Related Information Sources on page viii for more Oracle E-Business Suite product information.
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Structure1 Introduction2 Reports and Processes3 Setting up Cross Country Localizations
Related Information Sources
Do Not Use Database Tools to Modify Oracle E-Business Suite DataOracle STRONGLY RECOMMENDS that you never use SQL*Plus, Oracle Data Browser, database triggers, or any other tool to modify Oracle E-Business Suite data unless otherwise instructed.
Oracle provides powerful tools you can use to create, store, change, retrieve, and maintain information in an Oracle database. But if you use Oracle tools such as SQL*Plus to modify Oracle E-Business Suite data, you risk destroying the integrity of your data and you lose the ability to audit changes to your data.
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Oracle E-Business Suite form can update many tables at once. But when you modify Oracle E-Business Suite data using anything other than Oracle E-Business Suite, you may change a row in one table without making corresponding changes in related tables.If your tables get out of synchronization with each other, you risk retrieving erroneous information and you risk unpredictable results throughout Oracle E-Business Suite.
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Introduction 1-1
1Introduction
ForewordWelcome to the Release 11i of the Oracle® EMEA Consulting Localizations User Guide for Cross Countries Localizations. This user guide includes information to help you understand the following aspects of the Localization and to implement the Localization effectively for a customers.
Consulting Localizations Overview
Consulting Localizations Setup
Consulting Localization Reports
About this Localization ManualThe Oracle Applications-11i10 Czech Consulting localization User Reference Manual includes information you need to use Cross Countries Consulting Localization effectively. It is organized for easy access to detailed information about each of the following
CLE: AR ECE European Sales Listing (Oracle Receivables)
CLE: AR ECE European Purchase Listing (Oracle Payables)
CLE: Exchange Differences for AP Report (Oracle Payables)
CLE: Exchange Differences for AR Report (Oracle Receivables)
CLE: GL Unrealized Gain/loss Report (Oracle General Ledger)
CLE: Intrastat Report (Oracle Inventory)
CLE: Asset Accounting (Oracle Assets)
CLE: Prepayment Application (Oracle Receivables)
CLE: Depreciation Rounding (Oracle Assets)
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This manual is to be referred in conjunction with Oracle Applications -11i10 Reference Manuals of the respective modules.
User's Guides Related to This Consulting LocalizationThis guide contains references to the following Oracle publications. Use the Release 11i versions of these guides unless otherwise specified.
Oracle General Ledger User's Guide
Oracle Payables User Guide
Oracle Receivables User Guide
Oracle Inventory User Guide
Oracle Assets User Guide
Audience for this Manual This manual is a source of information about Czech,Slovakia and Turkey requirements and designed to provide useful guidance and assistance to:
Consultants implementing Cross Countries Consulting Localized components for 11i10 Oracle Applications
Key user team of Oracle Applications
The Oracle EMEA Consulting Localizations (Cross Countries Localization) guide assumes you have a basic understanding of core modules and the country specific localization requirement. If you have never used Oracle Applications, we suggest you to attend one or some of the Oracle Financials training classes available through Oracle Education Services.
InstallationThis consulting localization is installed after the base install of Oracle e-Business Suite. The Cross Countries Localization patches to be applied are available for download fromMetalink. Please ensure the prerequisites are taken care before installing the patch, especially the product splicing for CLE (EMEA Consulting Localizations). Once the patches are installed, please ensure that the Post-installation steps are completed. These patches create Custom Descriptive Flexfield definitions for use to store the additional information; the user should not modify these forms at any time. The user needs to fill the required values in the Descriptive Flexfields. The Descriptive Flexfields specified in this manual can be accessed by additional Menu extension on related forms.
Consulting Localization OverviewOracle® EMEA Consulting Localizations – Cross Countries Localization provides
Introduction 1-3
additional functionality to help customers from different countries in EMEA region to meet there legal and business requirements as a part of core Oracle Payables, Receivables, General Ledger, and Assets products. Cross Countries Consulting Localizations provides the functionality not available in core product but essential for a European customer. This User guide provides detail about setup and functionality of the following processes and reports.
CLE: AR ECE European Sales Listing (Oracle Receivables)
CLE: AR ECE European Purchasing Listing (Oracle Payables)
CLE: Exchange Differences for AP Report (Oracle Payables)
CLE: Exchange Differences for AR Report (Oracle Receivables)
CLE: GL Unrealized Gain/loss Report (Oracle General Ledger)
CLE: Intrastat Report (Oracle Inventory)
CLE: Asset Accounting (Oracle Assets)
CLE: Prepayment Application (Oracle Receivables)
CLE: Depreciation Rounding (Oracle Assets)
Reports and Processes 2-1
2Reports and Processes
CLE: ECE European Sales and Purchase ListingCLE: ECE European Sales Listing
The ECE EU Sales Listing lists all eligible sales transactions, totalized by Tax Identification Number of customer and Supply Code. Eligible transactions are those invoices for which:
The accounting for the invoice has been transferred to General Ledger.
The tax code for the transaction has been marked as an ESL transaction
Certain transactions viz. VAT prepayments need to be excluded from the ESL report. This is acheived using a LDFF on the Transaction Types. The LDFF "CLE: Additional Transation Type Information" needs to be explicitly set to 'No', to avoid reporting such transactions. All transaction types which are set to Null or Yes will continue to appear on the report.
The tax date is on or before end date of the reported period (quarter). Users should be able to run the ECE Sales Listing in preliminary mode to confirm the items to be reported, and in final mode to submit the report to the tax authorities. Once a transaction is printed on a final mode report, the transaction should not be printed on reports for subsequent reporting periods.
Users should be able to reprint a final mode report for a given reporting period, with exactly the same data on it. This includes transactions with tax dates in prior periods that were printed on the final mode report.
However, even if new transactions have been entered for the same reporting period since the final mode report was printed, these should not be displayed on the reprint report.
By contrast, new transactions entered between the preliminary and final mode runs of the report should indeed show up on the final report (as well as on subsequent reprints).
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Pre-requisites
Users enter Tax Date in the AR Transaction Header GDF
Users enter Tax Date in the AP Invoice Header GDF
Users enter Tax Registration Number of customers on the address level (Bill to site use).If the program does not find sufficient information there, it should look for it at header level.
Users enter Tax Registration Number of suppliers on the site level. If the program does not find sufficient information there, it should look for it at header level.
Users can effectively differentiate transactions to be included by using VAT Tax Codes.
Users have entered first party domestic Tax Registration number in AR system Options,AP System Options, and also preferably at Legal Entity definition
User enters value for LDFF CLE: Transaction Type Information (set value for Include in ESL Report field)
Country codes
VAT Member State Code must be defined in Countries and Territories form for every EU member country. Only customers (and suppliers) from the countries with assigned VAT Member State Code are considered by ECE Sales and Purchases Listings. VAT Tax Codes.
The ECE_SUPPLY_CODE segment must be defined in AR Tax Codes GDF and AR Tax Codes GDF. The segment will use the flex value set based on the lookup codes table (lookup type ECE_SUPPLY_CODE).
AR and AP transactions that use tax codes marked in this GDF will be reported only. This requires new GDF at AR and AP Tax Code definition.
ESPL Reporting Calendar
The new ESPL Reporting Calendar with the Quarter period type must be defined. This calendar must be set up and designated at the set of books level.
This requires new GDF at SOB definition. The ESPL Reporting calendar will be used as a parameter for EU Sales and Purchases Listings.
VAT Tax Date
Transactions are considered by the EU Sales and Purchases Listings based on the Tax Date specified at transaction header level.
Users enter the tax reporting date in the Tax Date global flex field in the Oracle PayablesInvoice Workbench or the Oracle Receivables Transactions window.
Preliminary and Final Listings
Before running the final ECE Sales or Purchases Listing for a given quarter, users can run it in preliminary mode as many times as they wish.
Running EU Sales or Purchases Listing in the final mode results in marking selected
Reports and Processes 2-3
transactions as 'Reported'.
This requires new GDF at AR Transactions Lines and
AP Invoices Distributions.
Corrections
When ECE Sales or Purchases Listing is running for a given quarter all transactions belonging to the previous reporting period not marked as 'Reported' are listed.
These transactions will be reported in separate section of the report (ECE European Sales or Purchases Listing).
The report does not follow corrections due to wrongly entered or changed
Tax registration number in the customer/supplier master.
Parameters
Parameter Required Default Value LOV
ESPL Reporting Period
Yes Preliminary Translatable values:
• Preliminary
• Final
• Reprint
Yes Earliest period for which final ECE SalesListing has not been run.
Preliminary & Final: Period names in the ESPL Reporting Calendar for which final ECE European Sales Listing has not been run.Reprint: Period names in the ESPL Reporting Calendar for which final ECE European Sales Listing has beenrun
Reporting Level Yes Summary Translatable Values:
• Summary
• Detail
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Report Mode
If a user chooses Preliminary for this parameter, the report only includes transactions that have not yet been printed on a final report. If the user chooses Final for this parameter, the report only includes transactions that have not yet been printed on a final report. The report marks the transactions selected for this report with the chosen ESPL reporting period. If the user chooses Reprint for this parameter, only the ESPL Reporting Period parameter is needed. The report only includes transactions that were printed on the Final report for the chosen ESPL reporting period. Detail reporting level can be chosen only when the report is run in Preliminary or Reprint mode.
Reporting Period
Valid values are period names from the ESPL reporting calender designated for the current set of books. If the report is being run by preliminary or final mode(see previousparameter), LOV, should only include periods for which the ECE Sales Listing has not been run in final mode, ie., periods which do not exist in the ESL Reported GDF on AR.
Transaction Lines. Transactions selected for the report should include only those transactions with Tax Date on or before the last date of the selected period. If the report is being run in Reprint mode, LOV should only include periods for which the ECE SalesListing has been run in final mode, i.e. periods, which exist in the ESL Reported GDF onAR Transaction Lines. Transactions selected for the report are all transactions for which the Final ESL GDF matches the chosen period.
Reporting Level
Detailed level of the report can be chosen in Preliminary and Reprint run of the report. All transactions meeting given criteria are listed. The summary report prints only the Summary by Tax Registration Number and Supply code, and the Summary by Supply code sections. The detail option prints only the detailed section of the suggested layout. This option's layouts are presented in the following section
Reporting Heading
The report prints in the upper left corner
• VAT payer – The name of the set of books from Legal Entity organization's accounting information
Address 1-3 of the VAT payer – 1-3 lines of the address from Legal Entity organization's location
Postal code of the VAT payer – postal code from the address from Legal Entity organization's location City of the VAT payer – city from the address from Legal Entity organization's location
Tax Registration number of the VAT payer – VAT Registration Number from Legal Entity organization's accounting information
The report prints the Report Title, centered on the first line.
The report prints the Report Date in the upper right corner.
Reports and Processes 2-5
Reporting period, which is the quarter that the report is being run for.
The report prints the Current Page /Total Number of Pages on the second line, below the report date.
The report prints the following parameter values, starting from the fourth line. These are only printed on the first page of the report:
Report Mode
Reporting Level
The report prints the Functional Currency Code below the parameters
• ESL Reporting Period
The report prints transactions, which were not previously reported for each related period in separate section. The report prints the reporting period name (the name ofthe period from ESPL Reporting calendar). ESL periods are presented in reverse chronological order, starting from the ESL Reporting Period selected in the parameters. For each ESL period, a row is printed with the ESL period name.
Report Heading• Column Headings – Detailed section
Within each ESL reporting period the report orders journals by the following order
1. Country code
2. Tax Registration number
3. Supply code
4. Invoice number
5. Tax code
• Sequence number
The sequence number of the record listed
• Country Code
VAT Member State Code of the customer's country (from the customer site). ECE Sales Listing considers only transactions to customers from the countries with assigned VAT Member State Code.
• Tax Registration number
Tax Registration Number from the 'Bill to' site use of the customer
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• Customer Name
The customer name
• Supply Code
The meaning of the supply code from the ECE Supply Code GDF on AR Tax Codes
• Invoice Number
Transaction's number from the transaction header. In detailed reporting level the report prints all transactions (sum of the transaction lines by tax codes) meeting given criteria
• Invoice Date
The effective date of the transaction
• GL Date
Tax Code
The GL Date of the transaction
• Tax Date
The Tax Date entered in the global flex field at the transaction header level.
• Tax Code
The tax code derived from the tax type line of the transaction. Tax codes are presented in alphanumerical order
• Taxable Amount
The taxable amount of the transaction, in functional currency. Debit items are displayedas a positive amount. Credit items are displayed as a negative amount. The taxable amount is a summary of the transaction lines with the same Tax code in a transaction.
Column Headings – Summary by Tax Registration Number and Supply Code Section
Based on the information collected in the detailed section, this part totals transaction by Tax Registration number and Supply code. Within each ESL reporting period the reportlists transactions in the following order:
1. Country Code
2. Tax Registration Number
3. Supply Code
• Sequence number
The sequence number of the record listed
Reports and Processes 2-7
• Country Code
VAT Member State Code of the customer's country (from the customer site). ECE Sales Listing considers only transactions to customers from the countries with assigned VAT Member State Code.
• Tax Registration number
Tax Registration Number from the 'Bill to' site use of the customer
• Number of Transactions
Number of valid transactions for the customer. The valid transactions are those for which:
• Tax Date specified at the transaction header level falls between start date and end date of the particular period
• Tax codes for the transaction lines have assigned a supply code in ECE Supply Code GDF on AR Tax Codes
The tax code must be derived from the tax type line of the transaction to enable usage oftax groups. Transactions are grouped by tax registration number and supply codes.
• Supply Code
The meaning of the supply code from the ECE Supply Code GDF on AR Tax Codes.
• Taxable Amount
The taxable amount of the transaction, in functional currency. Debit items are displayedas a positive amount. Credit items are displayed as a negative amount. The taxable amount is a summary of the transaction lines for a Tax Registration number, with the same supply codes in an ESL reporting period
• Column Headings – Summary by Supply Code Section
• This section lists transactions by supply code for each ESL Period. The section sorts and groups Taxable Amounts by Supply Code.
• Supply Code
The meaning of the supply code from the ECE Supply Code GDF on AR Tax Codes.
• Taxable Amount
The taxable amount of the transaction, in functional currency. Debit items are displayedas a positive amount. Credit items are displayed as a negative amount. The taxable amount is a summary of the transaction lines for a supply code within an ESL reporting period
Rules and Examples
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• Amounts
The report shows totals of the transactions for each Tax registration number and Supplycode. Sales invoices and similar transactions are considered by the report as positive numbers. Credit memos and other credit transactions are considered as negative numbers. If a transaction is printed in any of the reports in Final Mode, then the same transaction cannot be included in any other report. On Reprint mode, only the transactions listed in Final mode report will be reprinted.
Layout: ECE European Sales Listing
Reports and Processes 2-9
CLE: ECE European Purchases Listing
Overview
Report ECE European Purchases Listing prints taxable transactions that have been posted to Oracle General Ledger from Oracle Payable. It is used to prepare quarterly reports for tax authorities in ECE countries.
• Parameters
Parameter Required Default Value LOV
Report Mode Yes Preliminary Translatable values:
• Preliminary
• Final
• Reprint
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ESPL Reporting Period
Yes Earliest period for which final ECE Purchases Listing has not been run.
Preliminary & Final: Period names in the ESPL Reporting Calendar for which final ECE European Purchases Listing has not been run.Reprint:Period names in the ESPL Reporting Calendar for which final ECE European Purchases Listing has been run
Reporting Level Yes Summary Translatable Values:
• Summary
• Detail
The hidden parameter is ESPL Reporting calendar set up at the SOB level.
• Report Mode
If a user chooses Preliminary for this parameter, the report only includes transactions that have not yet been printed on a final report. If the user chooses Final for this parameter, the report only includes transactions that have not yet been printed on a final report. The report marks the transactions selected for this report with the chosen ESPL reporting period. If the user chooses Reprint for this parameter, only the ESPL Reporting Period parameter is needed. The report only includes transactions that were printed on the Final report for the chosen ESPL reporting period.
• Reporting Period
Valid values are period names from the ESPL reporting calendar designated for the current set of books. If the report is being run in Preliminary or Final mode (see previous parameter), LOV should only include periods for which the ECE Purchases Listing has not been run in final mode, i.e. periods which do not exist in the EPL Reported GDF on AP Invoice Distributions. Transactions selected for the report should include only those invoices with Tax Date on or before the last date of the selected period. If the report is being run in Reprint mode, LOV should only include periods for which the ECE Purchases Listing has been run in final mode, i.e. periods, which exist in the EPL Reported GDF on AP Invoice Distributions. Transactions selected for the reportare all transactions for which the Final EPL GDF matches the chosen period.
• Reporting level
Reports and Processes 2-11
Detailed level of the report can be chosen in Preliminary and Reprint run of the report. All transactions meeting given criteria are listed. The summary report prints only the Summary by Tax Registration Number and Supply code, and the Summary by Supply code sections. The detail option prints only the detailed section of the suggested layout. This option's layouts are presented in the following section.
Report Heading
The report prints in the upper left corner:
Name of the VAT payer – The name of the set of books from Legal Entity organization's accounting information
Address 1-3 of the VAT payer – 1-3 lines of the address from Legal Entity organization's location
Postal code of the VAT payer – postal code from the address from Legal Entity organization's location
City of the VAT payer – city from the address from Legal Entity organization's location
Tax Registration number of the VAT payer – VAT Registration Number from Legal Entity organization's accounting information
The report prints the Report Title, centered on the first line.
The report prints the Report Date in the upper right corner.
Reporting period, which is the quarter that the report is being run for.
The report prints the Current Page / Total Number of Pages on the second line, below the report date.
The report prints the following parameter values, starting from the fourth line. These are only printed on the first page of the report.
Report Mode
Reporting Level
The report prints the functional currency code below the parameters.
Row Heading
EPL Reporting Period
The report prints transactions, which were not previously reported for each related period in separate section. The report prints the reporting period name (the name of the period from ESPL Reporting calendar). EPL periods are presented in reverse chronological order, starting from the EPL Reporting Period selected in the parameters. For each EPL period, a row is printed with the EPL period name.
• Column Headings – Detailed section
Within each EPL reporting period the report orders journals by the following order
• Country code
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• Tax Registration number
• Supply code
• Invoice number
• Tax code
• Sequence number
The sequence number of the record listed.
• Country Code
VAT Member State Code of the supplier's country (from the supplier site). ECE Purchases Listing considers only invoices from suppliers from the countries with assigned VAT Member State Code.
• Tax Registration number
Tax Registration Number from the site of the supplier
• Supplier Name
The supplier name
• Supply Code
The meaning of the supply code from the ECE Supply Code GDF on AP Tax Codes.
• Invoice Number
Invoice number from the invoice header. In detailed reporting level the report prints all transactions (sum of the transaction lines by tax codes) meeting given criteria.
• Invoice Date
The date of the invoice.
• GL Date
The GL Date of the transaction
• Tax Date
The Tax Date entered in the global flex field at the invoice header level
• Tax Code
The tax code derived from the distribution line. Tax codes are presented in alphanumerical order
• Taxable Amount
Reports and Processes 2-13
The taxable amount of the transaction, in functional currency. Standard invoices and similar transactions are displayed as a positive amount. Credit memos and other credit transactions are displayed as a negative amount. The taxable amount is a summary of the transaction lines with the same Tax code in a transaction.
• Column Headings – Summary by Tax Registration Number and Supply Code Section
Based on the information collected in the detailed section, this part totals transaction by Tax Registration number and Supply code. Within each EPL reporting period the reportlists transactions in the following order:
• 1. Country Code
• 2. Tax Registration Number
3. Supply Code
• Sequence number
The sequence number of the record listed
• Country Code
VAT Member State Code of the supplier's country (from the supplier site). ECE Purchases Listing considers only transactions to suppliers from the countries with assigned VAT Member State Code
• Tax Registration number
Tax Registration Number from the site of the supplier.
• Number of Transactions
Number of valid transactions for the supplier. The valid transactions are those for which:
• Tax Date specified at the invoice header level falls between start date and end date of the particular period.
• Tax codes for the transaction lines have assigned a supply code in ECE Supply Code GDF on AP Tax Codes. Transactions are grouped by tax registration number and supply codes
• Supply Code
The 'meaning' of the supply code from ECE Supply Code GDF on AP Tax Codes.
• Taxable Amount
Taxable amount of transaction (in functional currency). Standard invoices and similar transactions are displayed as a positive amount. Credit memos and other credit
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transactions are displayed as a negative amount. The taxable amount is a summary of the distribution lines for a Tax Registration number, with the same supply codes in an ESL reporting period.
• Column Headings – Summary by Supply Code Section
This section lists transactions by supply code for each EPL Period. The section sorts and groups Taxable Amounts by Supply Code.
• Supply Code
The 'meaning' of supply code from the ECE Supply Code GDF on AP Tax Codes.
• Taxable Amount
The taxable amount of the transaction, in functional currency. Standard invoices and similar transactions are displayed as a positive amount. Credit memos and other credit transactions are displayed as a negative amount. The taxable amount is a summary of the distribution lines for a supply code within an EPL reporting period. Layout as givenbelow
Layout
Reports and Processes 2-15
CLE: Account Analysis ReportThis is a single report and three layouts
If the Territory profile is Czech, the Detailed Account Analysis report (CZ-39), has to be displayed
If the Territory profile is Turkey, the parameter field that gives an option to the user to choose between Account Analysis Report (TR-04) and Sub-ledger Report (TR-05) shouldbe given. By default the parameter form should show Account Analysis Report (TR-04)
The Parameter form displays the parameters required for all the three reports. Depending on the Territory and an additional parameter field which gives the user to choose between TR-04 and TR-05 reports, the required parameter fields should get enabled and the user should not be able to enter any information into the fields which are not required
The Detailed Account Analysis report (CZ-39) created in General Ledger module, whichin a substantial manner expands the display options of accounting transactions details required for Czech Legislation
The Account Analysis Report (TR-04), lists all journal entries (for the date range selectedat report submission) in the required order, grouping them under 3-digit summary accounts. Beginning balances and balances at the end of each accounting period in the selected range are provided at 3-digit summary account level.
The Sub-ledger Report (TR-05) lists all opening/closing balances of accounts in a selected account/date range along with all journal entry lines that affect this range.
The following information is listed for each journal line: Journal date, Journal category, Document Sequence Number, Account, Account description, Journal line description and debit/credit amount. A running total is also provided.
Parameters
Detailed Account Analysis Report (CZ-39)
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Parameter Description Required Default Value LOV
Accounting flexfield from
Initial value of accounting flexfield
Yes KFF of current set of books
Accounting flexfield to
Initial value of accounting flexfield
Yes KFF of current set of books
Period from Accounting period from date
Yes List of open periods
Period to Accounting period to date
Yes List of open periods
From GL date From General Ledger date.
No
To GL date To General Ledger date.
No
Report currency Functional currency or STAT currency (or Set of Books MRC currency).
Yes Functional currency
List of Currencies
Entered currency Transaction currency
No List of Currencies
Amount from Minimum amount in functional currency
No
Amount to Maximum amount in functional currency
No
Supplier Supplier's name No Suppliers List
Customer Customer's name
No Customers List
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Source Transaction source.
No A (Actual) Transaction Source (Actual/Budget/Encumbrance)
Category Transaction category
No Transaction Category
Sort by Sorting mode (by date or amount). By datewill be set as a default in ascending order).
No Date Date / Amount
No. of records In case of ordering by amount it is convenient to seta number of displayed records
No
Account Analysis Report (Kebir Defteri)
Parameter Description Required Default Value LOV
Balancing Segment value
First 3 digits of Natural AccountSegment
No
Start Date Beginning of the date range
No
End Date Ending of the date rangE
No
Subledger Report (Muavin)
Parameter Description Required Default Value LOV
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Currency Code Currency Code No
Balance Type Balance Type No
Budget or Encumbrance Name
For Budget and Encumbrance balance types
No
Budget or Encumbrance Name
For Budget and Encumbrance balance types
No
Starting Period Accounting period from date
No
Ending Period Accounting period to date
No
Accounting Flex field Range
Accounting Flexfield Range
No KFF of current set of books
Order by Criteria Order by Criteria- Natural Account segment, Balancing segment, Source in the ascending order of EffectiveDate, Category Name, Batch Name, Journal Name and Journal Line No.
No Natural AccountSegment, Balancing Segment, Source
Report Heading
Detailed Account Analysis A part of the heading is also a list of all parameters entered in accord with a subsection "Report parameters".
Set of Books name
Set of Books name followed by a functional currency (in brackets).
Report date
DD – MM - YYYY
Page
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The report prints the Current Page / Total Number of Pages
Accounting flexfield from
Initial accounting flexfield.
Accounting flexfield to
Final accounting flexfield.
Report currency
Report currency (local or STAT).
Entered currency
Entered currency of transaction.
Period from-to
Initial-end period.
From-to GL date
Scope of GL dates.
Source
Transaction source.
Category
Transaction category.
Account
Account segment value.
Initial balance
Initial account balance, i.e. a summation of initial balances of all Accounting flexfields containing a given account.
Turnover Credit per period
Account turnover, i.e. a summation of credit turnovers of all Accounting flexfields containing a given account.
Turnover Debit per period
Account turnover, i.e. a summation of debit turnovers of all Accounting flexfields containing a given account.
Final balance
Final account balance, i.e. a summation of final balances of all Accounting flexfields containing a given account.
Column Headings
On every new page a column heading should be listed below a page heading.
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GL date
General Ledger date.
Journal No.
Number of a General Ledger Journal.
Source
Transaction source.
Category
Transaction category.
Supplier/Customer
Supplier or customer name.
Invoice No.
Invoice number. In case of a supplier invoice it is a number assigned by a supplier (usually used as a variable symbol). In case of a customer invoice it is an invoice number (from a field "Number" on the form for entering of transactions).
Internal No.
In case of the activation of numbering an internal document number will be listed. In case of supplier invoices it is an internal number generated after the selection of a document category (i.e. invoice type). In case of customer invoices list a number from a field "Document number" on the form for entering of transactions.
Invoice date
Date of the issue of invoice.
Currency
Transaction currency.
Functional Amount Credit
Credit transaction amount converted into the functional currency.
Functional Amount Debit.
Debit transaction amount converted into the functional currency.
Entered amount Credit.
Credit transaction amount entered in the original currency. Entered amount Debit Debittransaction amount entered in the original currency.
Section
A section contains a record of transactions per accounting flexfield.
Subsections
A subsection contains all transactions for a chosen account value.
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Summation levels
At the end of each section there will be a summation for transactions of a given accounting flexfield for a functional currency and Credit and Debit account balances. Atthe end of each subsection there will be a total summation for all transactions of a given accounting flexfield for a functional currency and Credit and Debit account balances.
Sorting
Main sorting will be determined by a parameter value in "Sort by", which can take on two values – Date and Amount. Date in ascending order is set as a default (i.e. entered value Date).
In case Amount is entered, data will be sorted in a descending order by the amounts expressed in a functional currency.Additional sorting within the main sorting is by a GLJournal number.
Layout
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Report Header
Set of Books Name
Report Title
Date/Time Report was run
Page Number/Number of Pages
Summary Account
First 3 digits of the Natural Account (Summary Account)
Beginning Debit/Credit Balance for the summary account and date range
Accounting Period
Accounting Period Sequence (e.g 1 for January, 12 for December)
Debit/Credit Balances as at the end of accounting period
Journal Line
Date of Journal Record
Journal Document Sequence Number assigned for Legal Reporting
(all journals are assigned sequence numbers in the order of date, category and journal number)
Journal Category
Journal Document Sequence Number (System generated at journal entry)
Accounting Flex field
Accounting Flex field Description
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Journal Description
Debit Amount
Credit Amount
Total Criteria
Period Total Debit
Period Total Credit
Order criteria
First 3 digits of the Natural Account Segment
Journal Effective Date
Document Sequence Number (assigned for Legal Reporting)
Journal Category
Document Sequence Number (System assigned)
Natural Account Segment
Report is listed in the following order:
OTHER REPORTS
Report Header
Set of Books Name
Report Title
Date/Time Report was run
Page Number/Number of Pages
Currency Code
Accounting Flexfield Range
Balance Type
Account Level
Accounting Flex field/Accounting Flex field Description
Balance Brought Forward as at start of the date range (Debit/Credit/Net(*))
Balance as at the end of the date range (Debit/Credit/Net(*))
Totals for transactions in the date range (Debit/Credit) (*) Debits – Credits
Journal Line Level
Date of Journal Record
Journal Category
Journal Document Sequence Number (System generated at journal entry)
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Journal Description
Debit Amount
Credit Amount
Running Net (*) Amount
Total Criteria
Totals are provided at following levels:
Accounting Flexfield
Report
Order Criteria
Report is listed in the following order
Order By entered as parameter (Natural Account segment, Balancing segment, Source)
Journal Effective Date
Journal Category Name
Journal Batch Name
Journal Name
Journal Line Number
CLE: Exchange Differences for AP ReportThe revaluations process in the Oracle General Ledger creates journals for unrealized exchange gains/losses. There is legal requirement for disclosure of revaluation result by the list of open items affected by the revaluation; theirs initial exchange rate, revaluation exchange rate and revaluation difference (gains or losses).
Exchange rate differences on open items, according to the statutory accounting requirements, should be confirmed with list of such open items, where should be indicated: Supplier, invoice #, Internal Invoice #, date, Original Invoice rate, exchange rate, amount original, in foreign currency - open (unpaid) amount, in functional currency – open (unpaid) amounts with exchange rate at the beginning and closing of the period, for which calculation of exchange gains / losses is processed. Same procedure is followed for outstanding advances paid /received, as their unapplied amount are open items too.
Parameters
No. Parameter Required Default Value
LOV
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1 Operation Unit N None LOV of all operation units of current set of books. If not filled, the report select data from all Operating units.
2 Revaluation Period
Y None These are GL Periods for selecting open invoices. The user can select the period for which he wants to run the report.
3 Currency N Blank LOV of enabled currencies without functional currency of current set of books. If not filled, the report select data for all currencies.
4 Rate Type Y None LOV of 1) Daily Rate Type fromLOV and this rate nameis defined by user in advance and 2) Period RateType
5 Daily Rate Type N None If user selects "Daily" in Rate Type Parameter, then all the Daily rates available in GL_DAILY_RATES. This is disabled if the user selects "Period" in Rate Type Parameter.
6 Daily Rate Date N Yes FND_STANDARD_DATE for selecting rate value..
7 Account From Y Blank Lowest account combination for determining range of accounts to be processed in report. Key Accounting FlexField should be provided tochoose combination. Security rules defined for current responsibility to be strictly applied for display values in LOV for every segment. Parameter Form should allow user to enter values
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8 Account To Y Blank Default – copy of previous Parameter 5 combination. Highest account combination for determining range of accounts to be processed in report. Should be validated with rule: the value should be equal or greater than relevant value in the previous parameter("Account From:").Key Accounting FlexField should beprovided to choose combination. Security rules defined for current responsibility to be strictly applied for display values in LOV for every segment. Parameter Form should allow user to enter values not presented in the LOV (to be able use range limits
9 Grouping Level Y "Account" User should choose from a list of options:
• "2- digit account" – grouping by first two digits of the natural account segment value;
• "3- digit account" – grouping by first three digits of the natural account segment value;
10 Including invoicesin functional currency
N Blank We need this parameter to be able to reconcile GL balance in funcional currency to this report balancesIf there is enter YES the invoices in funcional currency are included
Report Heading (Operation Unit)
Set of Books Name
Operation Unit Name
Currency Rate type
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Daily Rate Type
Daily Rate Date
Account from
Account to
Grouping level
Include Invoices in Functional Currency
Current system date, time
Page Number
Report Headings (Account frame)
Account
Account Number
Supplier
Supplier Name
Type
Invoice Type (Standard, Debit Memo, Credit Memo, Prepayment, etc). Rows for Prepayments should be flagged with asterisk (*) in beginning of the row
Invoice Number
If sequence is used, then sequence #, else – invoice / payment (for prepayments) number
Internal Invoice
No DOC_SEQUENCE_VALUE for the above invoice number
Date
Invoice Date
Currency
Invoice Currency Code
Original Invoice Rate
Exchange rate considered in the Invoice / Prepayments at Account Level
Balance amount in Entered currency DR, CR
Open item balance amount in foreign currency as of Revaluation date (Parameter). DR and CR amounts are printed in separated columns. Account for Prepayment invoices should be taken from distribution row (rows with tax are not subject for revaluation, only prepayment rows). In case when prepayment invoice is paid, includes tax rows and partially applied, the amount to be printed – proportional part of un-applied value for prepayment row. For example: paid prepayment invoice for $1,200.-00 includes: prepayment row with $1,000.-00 and VAT row for $200.-00, Available (un-applied) amount is $600.-00. In the report for this invoice should be printed basis for revaluation
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of $1000 x ($600 / $1200) = $500.
Balance amount in Functional currency, Original rate DR, CR
Revaluation rate DR, CR Two pairs of DR and CR columns should be calculated with relevant exchange rates for the printed ORIGINAL AMOUNT: (1) Original Rate- invoice original rate for all invoices excluding Prepayment, for last one – calculated rate of prepayment distribution row; Prepayment, for last one – calculated rate of prepayment distribution row; (2) Revaluation Rate - period end rate for Closing Rate Date. Calculated amount. DR, CR are printed in separated columns and summarized separately too.
Historical Exchange Differences (LOSSES, GAINS, Net balance)
Calculated column values. Calculation algorithm: it is difference between relevant (DR and CR) columns for Selected Daily or Period Rate and Original (CR By Selected Daily or Period Rate – CR Original or DR By Selected Daily or Period Rate – DR Original for detailed rows); Positive result (greater zero) for CR differences and negative result for DR differences should be printed in the Losses column for detailed rows as a positive value. Positive result (greater zero) for DR differences and negative result CR differences and net balance should be printed in the Gains column for detailed rows as a positive value.
Totals (Supplier)
Summaries for every Supplier should be summarized for every CR and DR columns separately for all currencies, and functional currency as grand total for supplier
Totals (Account)
Summaries for every Account should be summarized for every CR and DR columns separately for all currencies, and functional currency as grand total for Account
Total (Operation Unit)
Summaries for every Operation Unit and Report Total should be summarized for every CR and DR columns separately for all currencies and functional currency as grand total for Report. The revaluation rate considered for the report should be mentioned in the Parenthesis for each currency.
Layout
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CLE: Exchange Differences for AR ReportThe revaluations process in the Oracle General Ledger creates journals for unrealized exchange gains/losses. There is legal requirement for disclosure of revaluation result by the list of open items affected by the revaluation; theirs initial exchange rate, revaluation exchange rate and revaluation difference (gains or losses). Exchange rate differences on open items, according to the statutory accounting requirements, should be confirmed with list of such open items, where should be indicated: Customer, invoice #, Internal Invoice #, date, Original Invoice rate, exchange rate, amount original,
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in foreign currency - open (unpaid) amount, in functional currency – open (unpaid) amounts with exchange rate at the beginning and closing of the period, for which calculation of exchange gains / losses is processed.
Parameters
No. Parameter Required Default Value
LOV
1 Operation Unit
No None LOV of all operation units of current set of books. If not filled , the report select data from all Operating units.
2 Revaluation Period
Yes None These are GL Periods for selecting open invoices. The user can select the period for which he wants to run the report.
3 Currency No Blank LOV of enabled currencies without functional currency of current set of books. Ifnot filled , the report select data for all currencies.
4 Rate Type Yes None LOV of 1) Daily Rate Type from LOV and this rate nameis defined by user in advance and 2) Period RateType.
5 Daily Rate Type
No None If user selects "Daily" in Rate Type Parameter, then all the Daily rates available in GL_DAILY_RATES. This is disabled if theuser selects "Period" in Rate Type Parameter.
6 Daily Rate Date
No Yes FND_STANDARD_DATE for selecting rate value.
7 Account From
Yes Blank Lowest account combination for determining range of accounts to be processed in report. Key Accounting FlexField should be provided to choose combination. Security rules defined for current responsibility to be strictly applied for display values in LOV for every segment.Parameter Form should allow user to enter values not presented in the LOV (to be able use range limits
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8 Account To
Yes Blank Default – copy of previous Parameter 5 combination. Highest account combination for determining range of accounts to be processed in report. Should be validated with rule: the value should be equal or greater than relevant value in the previous parameter ("Account From:").Key Accounting FlexField should be provided to choose combination. Security rules defined for current responsibility to be strictly applied for display values in LOV for every segment. Parameter Form should allow user to enter values not presented in the LOV (to be able use range limits
9 Grouping Level
Yes "Account" User should choose from a list of options
• · "2-digit account" – grouping by first two digits of the natural account segment value;
• · "3-digit account" – grouping by first three digits of the natural account segment value;
• · "4-digit account" – grouping by first four digits of the natural account segment value;
• · "Account" – grouping by the natural account segment value;
• · "Combination" - grouping by the combination of Key Accounting Flexfield
10 Including invoices infunctional currency
No Blank We need this parameter to be able to reconcile GL balance in functional currency to this report balances If there is enter YES the invoices in functional currency are included
Report Heading
Set of Books name
Operating Unit name
Revaluation period
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Currency
Rate Type
Daily Rate Type
Daily Rate Date
Account from
Account to
Grouping level
Include Invoices in Functional Currency
Current system date, time
Page number
Account
Account number
Customer
Customer name
Type
Invoice Type (Standard, Debit Memo, Credit Memo, Prepayment, etc). Rows for Prepayments are flagged with asterisk (*) in beginning of the row.
Invoice Number
Invoice Number
Internal Invoice No
DOC_SEQUENCE_VALUE for the above invoice number.
Date
Invoice Date
Currency
Invoice Currency Code
Original Invoice rate
Exchange rate considered in the Invoice / Prepayments at Account Level
Balance amount in ENTERED currency DR, CR
Open item balance amount in foreign currency as of Revaluation date (Parameter). DR and CR amounts are printed in separated columns. Account for Prepayment invoices should be taken from distribution row (rows with tax are not subject for revaluation, only prepayment rows). In case when prepayment inovice is paid, includes tax rows and partially applied, the amount to be printed – proportional part of un-applied value for prepayment row. For example: paid prepayment invoice for $1,200.-00 includes:
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prepayment row with $1,000.-00 and VAT row for $200.-00. Available (un-applied) amount is $600.-00. In the report for this invoice should be printed basis for revaluation of: $1000 x ($600 / $1200) = $500.
Balance amount in FUNCTIONAL currency Original rate DR, CR; Revaluation rate DR, CR
Two pairs of DR and CR columns are calculated with relevant exchange rates for the printed ORIGINAL AMOUNT: Original- invoice original rate for all invoices excluding Prepayment, for last one – calculated rate of prepayment distribution row Revaluation Rate - period end rate for Closing Rate Date. Calculated amount DR, CR should be printed in separated columns and summarized separately too.
Historical Exchange Differences (LOSSES, GAINS, Net balance)
Calculated column values. Calculation algorithm: it is difference between relevant (DR and CR) columns for
Selected Daily or Period Rate and Original
(CR By Selected Daily or Period Rate – CR Original or DR By Selected Daily or Period Rate – DR Original for detailed rows)
Positive result (greater zero) for CR differences and negative result for DR differences should be printed in the Losses column for detailed rows as a positive value.
Positive result (greater zero) for DR differences and negative result CR differences and net balance should be printed in the Gains column for detailed rows as a positive value.
Totals (Customer)
Summaries for every Customer should be summarized for every CR and DR columns separately for all currencies, and functional currency as grand total for supplier
Totals (Account)
Summaries for every Account should be summarized for every CR and DR columns separately for all currencies, and functional currency as grand total for Account
Total (Operating Unit)
Summaries for every Operation Unit and Report Total should be summarized for every CR and DR columns separately for all currencies , and functional currency as grand total for Report. The revaluation rate considered for the report should be mentioned in the Parenthesis for each currency.
Layout
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CLE: GL Unrealized Gain/loss ReportThis reports presents information on revaluation of transactions recorded in foreign currencies and having open balance in account code combinations as at the date of revaluation.
The report presents conversion rate applied at the time of recording the original transaction, and the rate applied as at the date of report run, resulting difference amount due to difference between the conversion rates applied on transaction date and report period revaluation date.
It is an accounting practice to revalue the GL Account balances available in foreign currencies into functional currency at each period end. This functionality is available in General Ledger.
Resulting difference (due to difference in conversion rate as on date of recording the transaction and period end) is charged to appropriate account code combinations assigned for this purpose. Hence the difference, either profit or loss, will become part ofreports made from General Ledger.
In some countries, Tax Rules provide not to include such profit/ loss made due to difference (fluctuation) in conversion rates of foreign currency into functional currency, which is not realized, while computing profit/ loss for tax purposes.
• Rules and Examples
This report has to be submitted after completing revaluation process in General Ledger, and posting the resulting journal. Conversion rates applied for this report are equal to conversion rates used by revaluation journal.
If a currency is selected as a parameter while submitting the report, then all transactions
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recorded in all selected account code combinations, in that currency and which have open balances at the end of the period be reported in the report.
If parameter 'All' is selected as a parameter for currency, while submitting the report, then all transactions in all foreign currencies of all selected account code combinations which have open balances at the end of the period be reported in the report.
In case any account carrying opening balance, the balance has to be printed in the reportas a first row of transactions of the period along with conversion rate applied on that amount, followed by other transactions of the period.
In case any account carrying the opening balance as closing balance (without any transactions during that period), same rule to be applied, how any journal line is treatedfor presenting in this report. In this case only one row appears in transaction section of the report
Parameters
Parameter Required Default Value LOV
Currency Yes All Excluding functional currency, all currencies used in GLSet of Books attached to GL Responsibility through which this report is being submitted and an additional value 'All'
Accounting Flexfield From
Yes Blank All segment values for Set of Books attached to the GL Responsibility through which this report is being submitted; Filed also be able to accept values from '0' or from'z'
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Accounting Flexfield To
Yes Blank All segment values for Set of Books attached to the GL Responsibility through which this report is being submitted; Filed also be able to accept values from '0' or from'z'
Period Yes Latest GL period, for which revaluation journal is posted in GL
All GL periods in which revaluation journal is posted, used by Set of Books attached to the GL Responsibility through which this report is being submitted
Report Heading
Report Title
Unrealized Gain/loss Report GL' should appear in centre of the report on top at line 1.
Report sub title
'For period : parameter period' appear on second line
Report Heading
Account From: Parameter – Accounting Flexfield from Account To : Parameter – Accounting Flexfield to Currency : Parameter – Currency The above three lines are left aligned.
Date
System date and time when the report was printed.
Page
Sequential Page Number / as of total page count.
Column Headings
Source Source of transaction
Category category of transaction
Journal Title description from transaction journal
Date Posted journal effective date (HEADER_EFFECTIVE_DATE).
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Journal Amount
In Foreign Currency
amount of journal row in specified currency. Positive value – credit side of journal, negative value – debit side of journal.
In Functional Currency amount of journal row in functional currency . Positive value – credit side of journal, negative value – debit side of journal. Exchange Rate historical journal exchange rate
Revaluation in Functional Currency (Amount in Foreign Currency multiplied by Currency conversion rate applied while revaluation ) – Amount in functional currency of the row. Positive value – profit from entry revaluation, negative value – loss from entry revaluation.
Row
Opening balance of period is to be presented in one row. Each journal line created during the period is printed in one row. Revaluation Amount charged to the account also is printed as last row for that account flex flied and for the currency.
Summary Section
Totals of Journal Amount in Foreign Currency and in Functional Currency, Revaluationin functional Currency is to be presented for each Currency in one row. At end of journals related to one currency, a row of totals is to be printed. After printing totals row, foreign currency name and conversion rate applied for revaluation should be printed as a row. Description as to how to print this row is shown in layout of the report. In the same row, total for Revaluation in functional Currency column has to be printed. After completing all rows related to an account flex field, total for Revaluation in functional Currency column has to be printed. (See layout) After completing all account flex fields, Grand Total is to be printed for Revaluation in functional Currency column (See layout) The records are to be sorted in the order of: Account code combination, Currency, Journal Source, Journal Category, Journal effective date, JournalHeader id, Journal Line id.
Lay out
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CLE: Intra-stat ReportOverview
This report will give the inventory movement details of all the transactions occurred in the EU. This excludes the miscellaneous inventory transactions.
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Parameters
Parameter Required Default Value LOV
Legal Entity Yes Blank The legal entity defined in the movement statistics parameter Set up will be shown in the LOV.the entity for which we want the statistics to be captured, will be selected.
Economic Zone Yes Blank The Economic Zone defined in the movement statistics parameter Set up will be shown in the LOV.
Usage Type Yes Blank Internal, if the movement of goods iswithin the economic zone, external is the movement is across the EZ.
Statistical Type Yes Blank The intrastat parameter needs to bechosen. This value will be defaulted.
Movement Type Yes Blank Arrival, Arrival Adjustment, Dispatch, Dispatch adjustments.
Period Name Yes Blank The Legal entity SOB calendar period.
Report Option Yes Blank Summary/ Official; Detail report
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Currency Yes Blank The currency populates from the Legal entity parameter,the base currency for the legal entity SOB will be picked
Conversion Yes Blank The currency conversion rate
Report Status No Blank The applicable report status for the official report; the LOV will have only one value 'Frozen'.
Report Heading –Detail Report
This report will display all the movement statistics transactions in a period as per the movement status. The report will be sort by the Movement statistics ID, in the ascending order.
Report title
CLE Movement Type Movement Statistics Detail. Requested by: Name of person, who runs the requestReport Parameters Displays all the parameters entered during the report submission.
Report Information
Displays the following information
Report ID
Application
Responsibility
Time of Request
Page number
Period:
Period entered as a report parameter
Column heading
In case the report extends to the next page, the following header data would be repeated: Report name ' Movement Statistics Detail/Summary/Official report.
Legal entity
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Set of Books
Reporting Currency
Standard UOM
Report Date
Page number
Parent Movement Num/ Commodity Code/ Description/ Inventory Item/ Item Description/Inventory Org
Parent Movement Num: the movement ID number generated while running the processor.
Commodity Code: the commodity code of the item.
Description: Commodity code description
Inventory Item: Inventory Item code
Item Description: Inventory Item description
Inventory Org: the inventory Org associated with the Item.
Transaction Date/ Trader Type/ Trader Name/Trader number/ Trader Site/ Item Cost
Transaction Date: Date on which the transaction occurred.
Trader Type: the type of trader, whether a supplier or a customer.
Trader Name: the name of the supplier/customer
Trader number: The Supplier/customer number.
Trader Site: the supplier/customer site at which the transaction occurred.
Item Cost: cost of the item in the transaction
Source Type/ Source Number/ Source Line/ Invoice/ Invoice Line/ Release Number
Source Type: describes the source of the transaction, the following transactions will be captured
Sales order
Purchase order
Customer Return
Internal order
Inventory Transactions (Inter company transfers)
Return to supplier
OPM Sales Order
OPM receipt
OPM Inventory Move
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OPM Inventory Transfer
OPM return to supplier
OPM customer return
OPM Immediate Inventory Transfer
OPM journaled Inventory Transfer
Source Number:The PO/SO /RMA number. This is the source document number.
Source Line: the source doc line number
Invoice: the invoice number associated with the transaction
Invoice Line: The line number of the invoice
Invoice Release number: the release number of the invoice
Quantity / Transaction/ Primary/Alternate
Quantity: the quantity of item transacted in primary and alternate UOM. Quantity in additional UOM (when required, this is based on UOM and item category in MovementStatistics Parameters)
Exchange Rate/ Source Value/ Outside Value/ Invoice Value/ Transaction Value/ Statistical Value
Exchange Rate: The rate of exchange if the transaction is in foreign currency.
Source Value: The amount in the source document.
Transaction Currency/Weight/ Outside Code
Transaction Currency: The currency in which the transaction occurred. Weight: weight of the goods in the transaction.
Dispatch Country/ Arrival Country/ Origin Country/ Shipment Number/ Shipment Line
Dispatch Country: the country from which the goods are dispatched.
Arrival Country: the destination country for the goods.
Origin Country: the country of origin of the goods.
Shipment number and Line of the goods shipped
Transition Nature/ Delivery Terms/ Transport/ Area/ Port/ Type
Transaction Nature: Seeded values for the transaction type. It specifies if the transactionis a RTV, SO, PO RMA etc.
Delivery Terms: The delivery terms of the transaction
Transport: The transport mode of the transaction
Area: Area will default from destination/dispatch sub-inventory – movement statistics processor should populate this field
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Report Totals
The totals for each record status and the complete report total has to be shown
Report footing
The report will conclude with -End of Report- on Last page of Report. No footer for each page.
Lay Out
Report Heading –Summary Report
The Summary report will show only the records in the 'Open', 'verified' and 'Frozen' status. The report will be sort by the Movement statistics ID, in the ascending order. Page break for every four records.
Report title
CLE Movement Type Movement Summary Report. Requested by: Name of person, whoruns the request
Report Parameters
Displays all the parameters entered during the report submission.
Report Information
Displays the following information:
Report ID
Application
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Responsibility
Time of Request
Page number
Period:
Period entered as a report parameter
Column heading
Report /Edit/item number
Report – Sequence number for the report in a given declaration month, in which the item was declared Edit - Sequence number for adjustment report in a given declaration month, in which the item was declared Item number –Position of the item in the report; where item was declared in given month. These fields will be empty in case of the Summary report and an additional column will display the serial numbers.
Commodity Code
The Commodity code associated with the item.
Goods Description
Description of the goods in the transaction
Country of destination/dispatch
Country of destination: the destination country for the goods Country of dispatch: The country from which the goods were dispatched.
Country of origin
The country of origin of the goods.
Total weight in kg
The weight of the all the goods in the transactions
Quantity in additional units of measurement
The quantity will be shown in additional UOM.
Transaction code
The type of transaction associated with the line. A SO, PO etc.
Delivery terms
The delivery terms associated with the transaction
Transport type
The transport type associated with the transaction
Movement amount in SK
The movement amount in the SK currency.
Report Totals
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NA
Layout
Report Heading – Summary Report
The Summary report will show only the records in the 'Open', 'verified' and 'Frozen' status. The report will be sort by the Movement statistics ID, in the ascending order. Page break for every four records.
Report title
CLE Movement Type Movement Summary Report
Requested by: Name of person, who runs the request.
Report Parameters
Displays all the parameters entered during the report submission.
Report Information
Displays the following information
Report ID
Application
Responsibility
Time of Request
Page number
Period:
Period entered as a report parameter.
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Column heading
Report /Edit/ item number
Report – Sequence number for the report in a given declaration month, in which the item was declared Edit - Sequence number for adjustment report in a given declaration month, in which the item was declared Item number –Position of the item in the report; where item was declared in given month. These fields will be empty in case of the Summary report and an additional column will display the serial numbers.
Commodity Code
The Commodity code associated with the item.
Goods Description
Description of the goods in the transaction.
Country of destination/dispatch
Country of destination: the destination country for the goods.
Country of dispatch: The country from which the goods were dispatched.
Country of Origin
The country of origin of the goods.
Total weight in kg
The weight of the all the goods in the transactions
Quantity in additional units of measurement.
The quantity will be shown in additional UOM.
Transaction code
The type of transaction associated with the line. A SO, PO etc.
Delivery terms
The delivery terms associated with the transaction.
Transport type
The transport type associated with the transaction.
Movement amount in SK.
The movement amount in the SK currency.
Report Totals
NA
Report footing
The report will conclude with -End of Report- on Last page of Report. No footer for each page.
Layout
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Rules and Examples
Rounding rules
Rounding rules in summary/official report – as per the law requirement, following give details about rounding rules implied during creation of official report:
Movement value – final value should be rounded up to whole numbers.
Item weight value - The total weight is given in whole kg, rounded down when < 0.5 kg, rounded up when > 0.5 kg. Weight under 1 kg = 1 kg. For items without weight, weight = 0 kg will be entered.
Alternative quantity value and UOM - Quantity in alternative UOM must be rounded up to whole numbers For items without a mandatory weight reporting in additional units of measurement, the system will enter 0 (zero)
CLE: Asset AccountingAs per standard procedure, while accounting the asset retirement the system derives the expense account based on initial values set at the level of asset book. The system does not derive the expense account according to the retirement type. Retirement of Assets needs to generate account combination, using a natural account that is linked to Retirement type.
Lookup
Lookup type by name "RETIREMENT" with description "RETIREMENT TYPES" is available in Fixed Assets. The same can be seen at: Setup>Asset System >Quick codes.
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DFF -Descriptive Flexfield
A DFF is created and enabled which has to be used while creating values for above referred quick code "RETIREMENT TYPE". The DFF be made as a mandatory DFF.
Example: Value: Theft Description: Retirement due to theft of asset Disable date: Blank DFF Value for Natural Account: 5320
[Note: It is assumed that 5320 is natural account defined in associated GL Set of Books and requirement is to use this account while creating accounting for retirement when retirement type 'Theft' is used]
While retirement of Assets, user has to select the retirement type appearing in form under 'Retirement Details' block, at item 'Retirement Type'. List of Values will consist ofall the values created and available at Quick code "RETIREMENT". At present functionality, this field is not a mandatory filed. User can continue the work, without selecting any value for the field 'Retirement type'. In case the user does'nt enter the DFF values for the retirement type, the accounting program will pick up the values from book controls.
Pre-requisites
Values for Quick code "RETIREMENT" are to be provided
Set Of book to be attached against a quick code
Natural Account to be assigned to each value provided at "RETIREMENT"
Custom profile option: CLE : Asset Accounting to be set to 'Yes'
While retirement of asset, user has to select retirement type.
After running the depreciation program
User has to run CLEF023 Create Journal Entries program
Process Flow
1. Perform the pre-requisites as described above.
2. Query the assets that need to be retired.
3. Select the retirement type which has the DFF setup at the time of retiring.
4. Submit Run Depreciation program for the period in which the asset is retired withoutselecting the check box for Close Period.
5. Submit the CLEF023 : FA Create Journal Entries program with Import Journals parameter set to Yes.
6. Review the log file of the CLE program when the Journal Import request ends in a warning, for detailed error messages.
7. Correct the issues described in the log file of the CLE program.
8. Run Rollback Journal Entries.
9. Run Rollback Depreciation.
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10. Submit Run Depreication program again by selecting the Close Period check box as no more issues were identified.
11. Submit the CLEF023 : FA Create Journal Entries program. Now the import would besuccessful.
CLE: Prepayment ApplicationIt is a common business practice to receive Deposits from customers. As a regular business process, such deposits will be adjusted against invoices created for regular sales. Standard functionality provides the same.
Standard functionality available at present, allows adjusting deposits with invoices. While adjustment, system considers whole amount of deposit. System will not check whether amount on such deposit is received or not.
As there is no validation on deposit, whether amount is received on that deposit or not, while adjusting, there exists a possibility that, invoices may get adjusted with deposits, on which no amount has been received.
This is resulting in showing an invoice as fully paid, though amount has not been received for the same. In such case, invoice shows as fully paid as the invoice is already adjusted towards deposit.
To have better credit control, and to have the records to represent a true status on invoice payments, it is required to validate the deposit while adjusting with invoices.
Validation should provide a check to allow the adjustment on deposits, where amount on such deposit is already received. System should not allow adjusting with a deposit, ifamount on such deposit is not received. In case of a part amount received on deposit, system should allow adjusting the deposit with invoices, only to the extent of amount received on that deposit. Amount received on deposit includes receipts applied to the deposit and also credit notes applied to the deposit.
Profile Option
One profile option 'CLE_F066_USE_PAID_DEPOSITS' is available. This profile will have values of 'Yes' and 'No'. If this profile is set to yes, then this solution is available. If this profile is set to 'No' this solution will not be available, though patch is applied
Alert
An alert is created to track apply deposit. Whenever user completes: Transactionsà Transactions, From Menu bar, go to Actions and Click on Apply Deposit, select deposit number, and click on 'OK 'button, the alert is activated.
Setup steps for Alert are provided in Annexure B.
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Alert activates a script to replace amounts by limiting the deposit amount to amount received on such deposit (including Credit Memos applied to such deposit)
If amount applied to invoice from the deposit is less than or equal to amount received (including CM), then no changes are made to amounts applied by standard functionality.
If amount applied to invoice from the deposit is more than the amount received (including CM), then all the amounts applied by standard functionality will be replacedby amounts restricted to received amount (including CM) on such deposit.
If no amount is received on a deposit, and/or no credit notes were adjusted with such deposit, and such deposit is applied to an invoice,such deposit is not available in LOV
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to apply.
In case of part amount is received on a deposit (including CM), application of deposit will be restricted to the amount received on such deposit.
All applications, receipts adjusted/ applied on deposit till then will be considered to determine, the received amounts, and available for application amounts. Alert require some extra time to complete updation of amounts. User required to requerry the transaction, to see the changes made by alert.
User Interactions
User should keep in mind that deposits, for which amount is already received is only allowed to adjust with invoices.
Application of deposit is limited to amount received on that deposit. (Standard functionality is -application of deposit is limited to deposit amount)
When amount is received against a deposit, user should apply that receipt with the deposit, before proceeding for adjusting the deposit with invoices. When invoice has earlier date than deposit, it is possible to apply deposit to invoice by changing Effective date of deposit to invoice (or earlier) date.
CLE: Depreciation RoundingExisting Standard functionality allow to run Depreciation program which calculates the depreciation amount which is rounded off to the decimal precision set at GL Set of Books Currency. (Asset Book (corporate and Tax) are mapped to GL Set of Books).
The solution is needed which maps to specific Slovakia and CZ business and accountingrequirements.
The "CLE: Depreciation Rounding Program" performs rounding off when we have enabled DFF.
The solution addresses to generate journals from FA modules in whole numbers while accounting for depreciation and retirement. Wherever a journal is got created with non whole number (excluding during last period of an asset), based on rounding rule described in this solution, the number will get converted into a whole number.
The concurrent program "CLE: Depreciation Rounding Program" runs Depreciation, calculate gains and losses, Rounding off and functions Journal Entry Reserve Ledger Report or Tax Reserve Ledger Report Based on the type of the book.
The rounding off depreciation program will be submitted which rounds off the calculated depreciation and other resulting journal amounts created by standard program, relating to Current period.
DFF is set at Book Control level. Setup>Asset System>Book Control>
CLE FA Book Controls Extension.Rounding Off Field is selected as YES to enable and NO to disable rounding off Function. The Rounding off should occur for only those assets, which are created under the Asset books where the DFF "Allow Rounding Off"
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(FA_BOOK_CONTORLS.ATTRIBUTE1) is set to yes. As the functionality is based on DFF, hence DFF are mandatory
For Depreciation to get rounded off,
Depreciation reserve (FA_DEPRN_SUMMARY.DEPRN_RESERVE) < Asset cost (FA_BOOKS.COST) or FA_BOOKS.RETIREMENT_PENDING_FLAG is YES
Logic followed for rounding off amount
If the Calculated Depreciation amount is positive then it is rounded off to next highest number. Ex: - If the calculated Depreciation is say, 5.345, then it is updated to next highest number, which is 6. Here, Rounding Difference amount =6-5.345=0.655
If the calculated Depreciation amount is negative or else 0, then it is rounded off to previous lowest number. Ex: - if the Calculated Depreciation is say (-5.345), then it is updated to –6. Here, the Rounding Difference amount =-6-(-5.345)=-0.655
Rounding Off (in corporate books and tax books)
If the current period = last period of Asset
Then no update is proposed, all journals will be created as per standard functionality for depreciation and retirement.
If the current period <> last period of Asset
Depreciation amount = Depreciation + Rounding Difference. YTD Depreciation = YTD Depreciation + Rounding Difference Amount. Depreciation reserve = Depreciation reserve + Rounding Difference Amount.
If the Asset is retired, then update should be made to FA_ADJUSTMENTS.ADJUSTMENT_AMOUNT.
If FA_ADJUSTMENT.SOURCE_CODE_TYPE = RETIREMENT AND FA_ADJUSTMENT.ADJUSTMENT_TYPE = RESERVE FA_ADJUSTMENT.adjustment_amount = adjustment_amount + Rounding difference
The rounding difference should also be adjusted against NBV_RETIRED and GAIN_LOSS_AMOUNT.
DFF Details
Application: Fixed Assets
Navigation: Setup>Asset System>Book Control>Actions>CLE FA Book Controls Extension
Base Table: FA_BOOK_CONTROLS
Segment Name
Prompt Column Size Value Set Context
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Round Write Off
Allow Rounding Off
Attribute 1 3 Yes_No Global Data Elements
Parameters
Parameter Required Default Value LOV
Asset Book Y Blank All asset books available for the responsibility through which, the program is being accessed
Period Y Current Period in Asset Book
DFF Y No No, Yes
This is part of a request set. When this program "CLE: Depreciation rounding program" is submitted,
Following requests are called: -
Depreciation Run
Calculate Gains and Losses
CLE: Depreciation Rounding Program
Journal Entry Reserve Ledger Report or Tax Reserve Ledger Report Based on the type of the book
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CLE: ECE European Sales / Purchase Listing ReportGDF Setup
Set up required at General Ledger
GDF at Set of Book
Select GDF
• Responsibility : General Ledger
Navigation : Setup>Financials>Flexfields>Descriptive Flexfield>Segments
Query on Title : JG_GL_SETS_OF_BOOKS
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uncheck 'Freeze flexfiled definitions'
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Go to segments of CZ
Keep cursor on 'JE.CZ.GLXSTBKS.BOOKS'
Click on 'segments'
Add a row
Number : 30
Name : Tax Calander
Window Prompt : Tax Calander
Column : Global Attribute4
Value set : CE_FC_CALENDAR
Save your work
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Close the form
Freeze flexfield definiation : check the box at Freeze flexfield definiation
Compile : Click on compile button
Attach Tax calander at GL SET OF BOOKS
Open SOB definition form
Responsibility : General ledger, Czech
Navigation : Setup>Financials>Books>Define
Query on 'Set of Books" : Vision Czech
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Attach Tax Calander at GDF
Click on GDF '( )'
Vat Reporting calander : JEBE_ESL (this attribute is not used for R2)
Vat Register Sequencing: Document (this attribute is not used for R2)
Tax Calander : JEBE_ESL
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Click on OK; Save your work
SET UP in RECEIVABLES
GDF for Supply code
Responsibility : Receivables
Navigation : Setup>Financials>flexfields>descrirptive>Segments
Query on : Title : JG_AR_VAT_TAX
Uncheck on 'freeze flexfield definiation'
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GO for a new record (click on + at top)
Code : JE.CZ.ARXSUVAT.SUPPLY_CODE
Name : Supply code information
Description: Supply code information
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click on segments
Add a row
Number : 10
Name : Supply code
Window Prompt : Supply code
Column : Global Attribute 20
Value set : CLE_F020_ECE_SUPPLY_CODE
Save your work
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Close the form
Click on Freeze flexfiled definiation
Click on compile button
• Creation of Tax Codes and assign supply code
Responsibility : Receivables
Navigation : Setup> Tax> Codes
Tab : Rates
Tax Code : ECE0
Tax Rate :10
Tab : Effective:
Effective from : 1-Apr-1980
Tab : More
Go to extreme right and click at GDF under '( )'
Context value : Supply code information
Supply code : 0
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Save your work.
Create rows for other tax codes and select GDF values
• Assign VAT Member State Code
Responsibility : Receivables
Navigation : Setup à System à Countries
Query on country/territory : 'Czech Republic'
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VAT Member State Code : CZ
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Save your work.
• SET UP IN PAYABLES
• Create GDF for supply code
Responsibility : Payables
Navigation : Setup>Flexfield>Descriptive>Segments
1 Query on Title
2 JG_AP_TAX_CODES
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• Unfreeze definition
Un check freeze flexfield definition
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• Add a new row to context field values
Code : JE.CZ.APXTADTC.SUPPLY_CODE
Name : Supply code information
Description : Supply code information
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• Add segment values
Click on segments
Add a row
Number : 10
Name : Supply code
Window prompt : Supply code
Column : Global attribute20
Value set : CLE_F020_ECE_SUPPLY_CODE
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Save your work
Freeze flexfield definition : check the box
Compile : click on compile button
Create tax codes & assign supply code
Responsibility : Payables
Navigation : Setup>Tax>Codes
Create new tax code
Tax code : ECE
Tax type : VAT
Rate : 10
Effective from : 1-Apr-1980
GL Account :
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Assign Supply code
Click on GDF under '( )'
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click on OK
Save your work
Create other tax codes in similar way
• Vat Number set up
Responsibility : Receivables
Responsibility Navigation : Setup>System> Organizations> Organizations
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Query on Organization
As an example 'Vision Hungary' is used
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Go to Legal Entity
Click on 'others' button
Select 'Legal Entity Accounting'
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Click on the line appearing with Legal Accounting Information
Fill up Vat Registration Number information
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Set up required at Receivables
GDF at Transaction Types
Select GDF
Responsibility: Receivables
Navigation: Setup>Financials>Flexfields>Descriptive Flexfield>Segments
Query on Title: CLE: Additional Transaction Type Information
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Uncheck 'Freeze flexfiled definitions'
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Go to segments of CZ
Keep cursor on 'CZ'
Click on 'Segments'
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Add a row
Number: 1 Name: INC_TRANS_TYPE
Window Prompt: Include In ESL Report
Column: Global Attribute1
Value set: Yes_No
Save your work
Close the form
Freeze flexfield definition: check the box at Freeze flexfield definiation
Compile: Click on compile button
Setup the LDFF for Transaction Type that needs to be excluded.
Go to Transaction Type setup
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Go To Actions – CLE: Transaction Type Information
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Select Context Value: CZ
Set Include in ESL Report: No
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CLE: Intra-statSETUP : Movement Statistics Personalization of form
Step 1->Responsibility->Inventory -> Find Movement Statistics screen -> Find ->Detail
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Step 2-> Detail screen -> Detail Button
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Movement Statistics Detail Form
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Step 3-> Help->Diagnostics->Custom Code -> Personalization
(For the first time after log in will ask for the Password As shown in the next screen )
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Step 4->Password : <***> -> ok
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Step 5-> Fill the values as mentioned below the screen shot
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Seq: 91
Description: CLEF087_MVT_INVOICE_DATE
Enable flag should be checked
Click on the Condition Tab
Trigger Event: WHEN-NEW-RECORD-INSTANCE
Trigger object: MOVEMENTS
Condition: -
MOVEMENTS.INVOICE_DATE IS NOT NULL
and :MOVEMENTS.MOVEMENT_STATUS_MEANING ='Open' OR
MOVEMENTS.MOVEMENT_STATUS_MEANING='Verified'
Processing Mode : Both
Context Level -: Responsibility
Value -: The responsibility name in which the user in logged in
Step 6->Click on the Actions Tab
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Seq -: 20
Type -: Property
Language -: All
Enable flag should be checked
Object Type -: Item
Target Object -: MOVEMENTS.INVOICE_DATE
Property Name -: VALUE
Value -: :MOVEMENTS.TRANSATION_DATE
Step 7-> Go to next line
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Seq -: 21
Type -: Built-in
Language: - All Enable flag should be checked
Builtin Type: - DO_KEY
Argument COMMIT_FORM
Save the form.
Close all the forms.
SETUP: Intrastat
SET UP IN PAYABLES
Create GDF for Tax date
Responsibility : Payables
Navigation : Setup >Flexfield >Descriptive >Segments
Query on Title : JG_AP_INVOICES
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Unfreeze definition
uncheck freeze flexfield definition
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Add a new row to context field values
Code : JE.CZ.APXINWKB.INVOICE_INFO
Name : Additional Invoice Information
Description : Additional Invoice Information
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Add segment values
Click on segments
Add a row
Number : 1
Name : TAX_DATE
Window prompt : Tax Date
Column : Global attribute20
Value set : FND_STANDARD_DATE
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Save your work
Freeze flexfield definition : check the box
Compile : click on compile button
SET UP IN RECEIVABLES
Create GDF for Tax date
Responsibility : Payables
Navigation : Setup >Flexfield >Descriptive >Segments
Query on Title : JG_RA_CUSTOMER_TRX
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Unfreeze definition
uncheck freeze flexfield definition
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Add a new row to context field values
Code : JE.US.ARXTWMAI.TAX_DATE
Name : Additional Invoice Information
Description : Slovak Additional Information
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Add segment values
Click on segments
Add a row
Number : 10
Name : Tax Date
Window prompt : Tax Date
Column : Global attribute20
Value set : Date
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ITEM 'CATEGORY SET' SET UP:
The Intrastat functionality has to collect only transactions, which involve the physical movement of the items.
The Service items, expense items, etc should not be collected.
This requirement is met by defining a category set exclusively for the items that need to be reflected in the movement statistics and assign this category set in the movement statistics parameters.
Defining Category Set
Navigate to
Inventory >Set upàItems>Categories>Category set
Enter the name of the category, which will be exclusively used for intrastat transactions.
Enter the description
Enter the category flexfield structure applicable
Specify the level at which this will be controlled
Enter the categories that come under this category set and enter the default category.
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Assign this category set to the items that need to be reflected in the movmeent statistics
Navigate to Inventory>Items>Master Items
Query the item which is the intrastat item
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Go to 'Tools' window bar and click 'Assign Categories'
Assign the Category set defined earlier
Save the work
INTRASTAT ECONOMIC ZONE SET UP
The Economic zone defintion is one of the major set ups for the Intrastat (Movement Statistics) functionality
The transaction is picked based on the countries in the economic zone.
Any transaction involving the physical movement of the items between the countries in the Economic zone will be considered in the movement statitistics.
Movement of items within the countries in the economic zone will be termed as 'Internal' transaction; that is 'Intrastat'. Movement of items involving a economic zone country any other country will be termed 'Extrastat'.
SET UP:
Navigate to Inventory >Set up>Transaction>Movement Statistics>Economic Zone
Enter a code for the Economic zone
Enter the name of the economic zone and the description
Enter the countries which will be included in the defined economic zone.
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Save the Economic zone definition.
MOVEMENT STATISTICS PARAMETER SET UP
This is a mandatory set up for the movement statistics functionality.
This is specific to a legal entity and works at the legal entity level.
Navigate to inventory >Set up>Transaction>Movement Statistics>Parameters.
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Select the legal entity for which we have to define the movement statistics parameters.
Enter the economic zone defined earlier
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Click the Statistical type usage button
Enter the usage type, Statistical type.
In the period set, enter the calander for the intrastat transactions,.this is the GL calender and any GL calender can be assigned here
In the category set field, enter the category set defined exclusively for the Intrastat transactions.
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Save the entry.
This completes the set up for the Intrastat functionality
SET UP FOR STATISTICAL PROCEDURE Call out program
Statistical procedure is a field in the movement statistics form and is not populated by the standard processor
We need to use a call out program for populating this field.
The following set up's have to be made for the statistical procedure.
Statistical procedure values are a look up called 'MVT_STATISTICAL_TYPE' in the application developer.
We have to first define the item cross referrence type of 'Intrastat'
We have to assign the intrastat items to this type.
The cross reference 'Value' that we define in the Item cross reference will be used in the statistical procedure look up.
We have to add the same ' Value' of the intrastat item cross reference as one of the valuesin the 'MVT_STATISTICAL_TYPE' look
This will be populated in the 'Statistical procedure' field in the movement statistics.
Define cross reference type
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Assign the intrastat item to this cross reference
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This value define as the cross reference would be used in the look up again
Define 'MVT_STATISTICAL_TYPE' look up.
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Index-1
Index
SymbolsCLE: Account Analysis Report, 2-15
AAbout this Localization Manual , 1-1Audience for this Manual, 1-2
CCLE: Asset Accounting, 2-47CLE: Depreciation Rounding, 2-51CLE: ECE European Sales / Purchase Listing Report, 3-1CLE: ECE European Sales and Purchase Listing, 2-1CLE: Exchange Differences for AP Report, 2-24CLE: Exchange Differences for AR Report, 2-29CLE: GL Unrealized Gain/loss Report, 2-34CLE: Intra-stat, 3-28CLE: Intra-stat Report, 2-38Consulting Localization Overview, 1-2
FForeword, 1-1
IInstallation, 1-2
UUser's Guides Related to This Consulting Localization, 1-2