Getting Started with Bank Reconciliation – AX 2012
When you are first getting started on AX 2012, many people get confused as to how to get started on the Bank Reconciliation module to have a clean cutover. Say you are going live on 1/1/2015, it is important to have a good clean bank reconciliation as of 12/31/2014, as this will be the basis for your first real bank reconciliation in AX 2012, as of 1/31/2015.
At 12/31/2014 your Bank Reconciliation is as follows:
Bank Statement Balance: 250,652.35
Less:
Outstanding Checks:
| Check #12345 | (500.00) |
| Check #12346 | (2,152.35) |
| Check #12347 | (100,000.00) |
Plus:
Outstanding Deposits:
| 12/31/2014 | 20,000.00 |
Bank Balance per Ledger: 168,000.00
Based on the above information, we will have to update the subledger information that existed on 12/31/2014.
This is accomplished in few simple steps:
- Create General Journal, with one line to update the Bank Balance $250,652.35 as of 12/31/2014, the offset should be to the same ledger account of the bank account, which in this case in 10251.

- Create an additional General Journal, on this one, create a separate line for each outstanding transaction.

- Post Both Batches, after posting you will notice that the GL Balance of the bank account remains the same:

- In Cash and Bank Management, select the bank account, and select Account Statement Reconcile:

- Enter the Bank Statement Date of 12/31/2014, and the Bank Statement Balance of $250,652.35, then select the Transactions Button.

- Select only the Bank Statement Balance line that you posted to the Bank Account, and click Reconcile account from the top of the window.
- You have now reconciled the account as of 12/31/2014, creating the outstanding transactions in the Ledger so they are available to reconcile on 1/31/2015, after transactions for the month have been entered into AX.

By Nobuko Lima, Finance Solution Architect, Arbela Technologies
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