Intercompany transactions in Business Central allow you to make transactions with your intercompany partners. You can create intercompany transactions by creating an Invoice or a Purchase Invoice. Transactions made with intercompany transaction send separate documents with their own document numbers to each company. To establish intercompany transactions, intercompany partners must establish a common chart of accounts and common dimensions, where each company's chart of accounts and dimensions are mapped to the intercompany chart of accounts and dimensions.
The Prerequisite Requirements and Preliminary Setup for Intercompany
Transactions:
i.
Each Intercompany Partners need to identify the
Intercompany Code that their company represents to setup as an Intercompany
Partner Code.
ii.
You must setup Intercompany Vendor/Customer in your
company’s Vendor Card/Customer Card.
iii.
Each Intercompany Partners must agree with a set
of accounts as which setup as common set of charts of accounts to serve as common
reference.
iv.
After setting up the Intercompany Chart of
Accounts, map it to your company's Chart of Accounts for incoming intercompany
transactions. (For incoming intercompany transaction)
v.
In company’s Chart of Accounts, map the common
use account for intercompany transaction to Intercompany Chart of Accounts. (For
outgoing intercompany transaction)
vi.
(Optional) Setup Intercompany Dimensions.
To Process Outgoing Intercompany Transactions
In the following scenario, I will generate a Sales Invoice
from Cronus International Ltd, the company I manage, to Cronus UK Ltd, an
Intercompany Partnership.
Page: Sales Invoice
1.
Prepare sales invoice with necessary information.
2.
Enter the billing item details as required. Note
that the G/L account code that used in sales lines are mapped to a default intercompany
chart of account (refer to IC Partner Reference in screenshot). The income type
G/L Code will be posted from one company and have the corresponding transaction
automatically create as Purchase Invoice using expense type G/L Code in partner
company (depending on the Intercompany COA mapping in partner company).
3.
Proceed to post the sales invoice.
4.
When you post an intercompany journal or
document, the transactions are automatically sent to your Handled Intercompany Outbox
Transactions. You may trace all the posted intercompany transaction from this
page.
Page: Handled Intercompany Outbox Transactions
5.
You can review the transaction details by select
to Details action.
To Process Incoming Intercompany Transactions
For lines that you processed with
the Accept action, document or journal lines will be created in your company. For
lines that you processed with the Returned by IC Partner action, you must now
post a correction to the original transaction that you posted in your company.
3. Accepted transaction will be created as correspondence document, Purchase Invoice in this case. You are still required to post the document after reviewing.
4. For transaction that assigned with “Return to IC
Partner”, it will transfer to “Intercompany Outbox Transactions”. You will need
select the “Send to IC Partner” action to return the transaction back to intercompany
partner.
5. Back to the original company that initiate the transaction,
the rejected document from partner company will now be sitting in “Intercompany
Inbox Transactions”. You will need to “Cancel” this document as it won’t be
able to accept into BC.
6. You can send the “Cancelled” lines to “Handled
Intercompany Inbox Transactions” by select “Carry out Line Actions”.
7. The record status will be “Cancelled” but do
take note that you are still required to prepare a Sales Credit Memo to cancel
the original Sales Invoice, there are no automation after the document is
rejected by partner.
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