why we create diff calenders for each module
Answer Posted / tgs100
We don't create different calendars in different modules except special calendars in AP and depreciation and prorate calendar in FA.
In AP, special calendars are created for Payment Terms, Withholding Tax, etc which can be entirely different from accounting calendar.
IN FA, depreciation calendar decides the accounting periods for depreciation, but not necessarily match with GL accounting calendar. Prorate calendar mainly decides when and howmuch to depreciate in the first year and the last year (retirement year). Prorate calendars can be monthly, bimonthly, daily (365 days a year), etc.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Do you track and record relationships between customers e.g. franchises, subsidiaries etc.?
could you please post some work around that any body have done in the financial modules.
what is the use of hr: security profile, while configure multiorg?
What is meant RD020
what is the steps to customization ?
Explain Customization process?
We have both consumption tax and With Holding Tax on each invoice, will there be any conflict involved?
While assigning the security by book in oracle assets..i am unable ot get the asset org in security profile form.This asset org was already defined in org description window.
I have a requirement where during the consolidation into USD (from GBP books) I want use two different exchange rates for two consolidations. Child SOB is same but the Parent SOB's are different. How can this be done in Oracle Financials? Answers will be Appreciable. Thank You.
Hi guys, any person available ap,ar material pls send me this mail.id sreenathapps09@gmail.com
How to support projects life cycles details?
What is Work Flow of AP,AR, Sales & Purchase
On what different real time issues you worked while doing P2P cycle implementation?
explain your project plan with exam pal? i am preparing inter view .............
Difference between header level tax calculation and line level tax calculation