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Create non-stock procurement category for purchasing fixed assets through purchase order

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Hello All,

I would like to purchase fixed assets through purchase order using procurement category.I will have threshold set up for the fixed assets for e.g anything <500 will be considered as expenses and >500 will be assets.

I will already have posting rule assigned against the procurement category (Stock management > Setup > Posting > Posting). Since i will have posting rule assigned against the category and the same category will be used to purchase the product whether >500 or <500.

How can I ensure the system will pick up the correct posting rule i.e <500 Dr.Exp / Cr. AP Control and >500 Dr.Assets / Cr.AP Control. 

Your response will be highly appreciated,

Thanks,

Pratik

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    RE: Create non-stock procurement category for purchasing fixed assets through purchase order

    HI Pratik.

    As mentioned on the above screenshot you have mention Capitalization Threshold as 500 means now system will accept minimum 500 or above it , if you mentioned Less then 500 then system will not accept.

    Let me know your feedback.

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    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at
    RE: Create non-stock procurement category for purchasing fixed assets through purchase order

    Hi Patrik,

    The posting profiles allow the differentiation only if you make use of different categories. Otherwise, the same account will be used.

    I could imagine that depending on the $-amount a different category is selected to get the different posting created.

    In the standard application I can't see an option how this can be achieved.

    Best regards,

    Ludwig

  • Pratik Bhosle Profile Picture
    414 on at
    RE: Create non-stock procurement category for purchasing fixed assets through purchase order

    Hello Ludwig,

    It is essential for the business to have different postings on the receipt. You may receive the goods on time and post GRN however posting of invoice can be delayed due to late arrival, and hence the different posting is required to identify and differentiate between the expense and assets.

    Do you think this can be achieved without having customisation ?

    Await your response.

    Thanks,

    Pratik

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    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at
    RE: Create non-stock procurement category for purchasing fixed assets through purchase order

    Hi Pratik Bhosle,

    Now I got the main issue :-)

    This cannot be achieved at the time of the packing slip posting because the differentiation between an expense and a fixed asset is made at the time the invoice is posted.

    There is no rule that can be setup in a way to say if you are an expense use account x with the posting type purchase expenditure uninvoiced and if you are a fixed asset use account y with the same posting type.

    This requires an adjustment.

    I am wondering whether this is really necessary because if there is no long time-gap between the time you post a packing slip and the time you post an invoice it does not matter what account is used for the purchase expenditure uninvoiced posting as it gets reversed quickly anyway. What is your view on this?

    Best regards,

    Ludwig

  • Pratik Bhosle Profile Picture
    414 on at
    RE: Create non-stock procurement category for purchasing fixed assets through purchase order

    Hi Ludwig,

    Yes I making use of the parameter, hence the Product receipt voucher. The requirement requires the need for posting the accruals at point of receipt.  

    The issue is that it is posting to the same account when it is an Expense or an Asset, as it picks up the value from the posting setup (Purchase expenditure un-invoiced), but I require it to post to a P&L account if it is an expense, and a balance sheet account if it’s an Asset.

    Thanks

  • Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
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    RE: Create non-stock procurement category for purchasing fixed assets through purchase order

    Hello Pratik Bhosle,

    In general no product receipt voucher will be posted when you make use of procurement categories.

    There is a parameter setting available in the policies form that allows to do that. Do you make use of that?

    If not, there is no product receipt voucher.

    Best regards,

    Ludwig

  • Pratik Bhosle Profile Picture
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    RE: Create non-stock procurement category for purchasing fixed assets through purchase order

    Hi Ludwig thanks for your detailed response however my query is not with the invoicing transactions postings, but general ledger postings at the point of product receipt. Please see my below scenarios and postings :-

    Scenario 1: (This works fine)

    Procurement Category (Computers) Unit Price: 100$

    (this will be treated as an EXPENSE)

    Product Receipt Posting

    Debit: Expense Account (P&L)

    Credit: Purchase Accrual (BS)

    Invoice Posting

    Credit: Expense Account (P&L) (Reversal)

    Debit: Purchase Accrual (BS) (Reversal)

    Debit Expense Account (P&L)

    Credit: Supplier Control Account (BS)

    Scenario 2: (Product Receipt Posting doesn’t meet my requirements)

    Procurement Category (Computers) Unit Price: 600$ (this will be treated as an ASSET)

    Product Receipt Posting –

    Debit: Asset Account (BS) (This is posting to the P&L account setup under Purchase expenditure un-invoiced and I'm not able to setup to post to a specific balance sheet account)

    Credit: Purchase Accrual (BS)

    Invoice Posting

    Credit: Asset Account (BS) (Reversal)

    Debit: Purchase Accrual (BS) (Reversal)

    Debit FA Acquisition Account  (BS)

    Credit: Supplier Control Account (BS)

    Your response will be highly appreciated.

    Thanks,

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  • Pratik Bhosle Profile Picture
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    RE: Create non-stock procurement category for purchasing fixed assets through purchase order

    Hi Ludwig, Following is the example that i would like entries to be posted accordingly. I would like have GRN to be posted into Balancesheet account than expense account.

    Product Category is Computer Expenses    Assets     
      Unit Price 400=<500 Unit Price 700=>500  
    GRN Posting  Dr  Expense A/c. P&L Assets A/c. BL Purchase expenditure un-invoiced
      Cr  Purchase Accrued BL Purchase Accrued BL  
       
    Invoice Posting Reversal of GRN entry Reversal of GRN entry  
      Dr Actual exp P&L Assets Acquisition  BL  
      Cr AP control acc BL AP Control Acc BL  
  • Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
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    RE: Create non-stock procurement category for purchasing fixed assets through purchase order

    Hello Patrik,

    You want to have a BS account posted when recording packing slip for the asset that has a value >$500?

    Can you possibly provide a simplified example because I did not really get your last point.

    Many thanks and best regards,

    Ludwig

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