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SAP R/3
March 2004
English
Accounts Receivable
AccountingDown Payment Request,Posting, Clearing MY(J03)
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Business Process Procedure
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Cross-references to other documentation.
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Abbreviations
R Required entry field
(used in the end-user procedures)
O Optional entry field
(used in the end-user procedures)
C Conditional field
(used in the end-user procedures)
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Contents
Down Payment Request, Posting, Clearing .........................................................................................7
Posting a Down Payment Request...................................................................................................7
Posting a Down Payment.................................................................................................................8
Posting an Invoice ..........................................................................................................................10
Clearing ..........................................................................................................................................11
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Down Payment Request, Posting, Clearing
PurposeDown payment requests and down payments are special general ledger transactions. Thesetransactions are not posted to the G/L account defined in the customer master record but to analternative G/L account.
Prerequisites
Alternative reconciliation accounts for posting the down payment requests and the down payments.
Process Flow
• Down payment request
• Down payment
• Invoice
• Down payment clearing
• Payment and clearing
Result
Unlike partial payments, down payments are reported separately in the balance sheet.
Posting a Down Payment Request
Use
Down payment requests are statistical (noted) items that do not affect the balance sheet. They canbe taken into consideration in the dunning program and in the payment program.
Prerequisites
Customizing for special general ledger transaction A with alternative general ledger account 196000.
Procedure
1. Access the transaction choosing one of the following navigation options:
SAP R/3 menu Accounting Financial Accounting Accounts Receivable Document Entry Down Payment Request
Transaction code F-37
2. On the Down Payment Request: Header Datascreen, make the following entries:
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Fieldname
Description R/O/C User action and values Comment
Document Date R Today’s date Example
Company Code R BP01
Currency R MYR
Reference R Down payment request Example
Account R 2000 Example
Target Special g/l ind. R A Down payment
3. Choose New Item.
4. On the Customer Down Payment Request: Add Customer Itemscreen, enter the required data.
FieldName
Description R/O/C User action and values Comment
Amount R 1000 Example
Calculate Tax X
Tax Code R S0
Due On R Date in the future
5. Save your entries.
Result
The system posts the down payment request to account 196000 (not part of the double-entrybookkeeping).
Posting a Down Payment
Use
You can post down payments either manually or automatically (payment program SAPF110, directdebit payment method). The manual posting process is described in the following.
Prerequisites
Customizing for special general ledger transaction A with alternative general ledger account 170000.
Procedure
1. Access the transaction choosing one of the following navigation options:
SAP R/3 menu Accounting Financial Accounting Accounts Receivable Document Entry Down Payment Down Payment
Transaction code F-29
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2. On the Post Customer Down Payment: Header Datascreen, make the following entries:
Fieldname
Description R/O/C User action and values Comment
Document Date R Today’s date Example
Company Code R BP01
Currency R MYR
Reference R Down payment Example
Customer: Account R 2000 Example
Special G/L Indicator R A
Bank: Account R 113109
Amount R 1000 Example
Value Date R Current date Example
3. Choose Requests.
4. In the Post Customer Down Payment: Choose Requestsscreen, select the required item. Saveyour entries.
If you post a down payment without a request, proceed as described in steps 1 and 2.
Instead of Requests, choose New Item.
5. On the Post Customer Down Payment: Add Customer Itemscreen, enter the required data.
Fieldname
Description R/O/C User action and values Comment
Amount R 1000 Example
Tax Code R S0 Example
Due On R Date in the future
6. Save your entries.
Result
The document posts the bank account 113109 (Customer incoming payments) on the debit side andthe customer with the alternative reconciliation account 170000 on the credit side.
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Posting an Invoice
Procedure
1. Access the transaction choosing one of the following navigation options:
SAP R/3 menu Accounting Financial Accounting Accounts Receivable Document Entry Invoice
Transaction code FB70
2. On the Enter Customer Invoice screen, make the following entries:
FieldName
Description R/O/C User action and values Comment
Customer R 2000 Example
Invoice Date R Today’s date Example
Reference R Inv 3456 Example
Amount R 10000 Example
Currency R MYR
Calculate Tax O X
G/L Account R 800000
Amount in DocumentCurrency
R 10000
Tax Code R S0
Profit Center O 11003. Save your entries.
Result
The system outputs the message 1,000.00- MYR Down payment exist for further postings to account2000.
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Clearing
Use
After you have issued the final invoice, you can clear the down payment with the invoice. You carryout a transfer posting to the normal reconciliation account 140000.
Procedure
1. Access the transaction choosing one of the following navigation options:
SAP R/3 menu Accounting Financial Accounting Accounts Receivable Document Entry Down Payment Clearing
Transaction code F-39
2. On the Clear Customer Down Payment: Header Datascreen, make the following entries:
Fieldname
Description R/O/C User action and values Comment
Document Date R Today’s date Example
Company Code R BP01
Currency R MYR
Reference R Clearing down payment Example
Account R 2000 Example
Invoice Reference R Document number of theinvoice
3. Choose Process Down Payments and select the corresponding down payment.
4. Choose Save.
Enter a text for the marked line item.
5. Save your entries.
Result
The down payment is cleared and the balance of account 170000 is zero again. The system posts anew item in the customer account and in account 140000. The new item can now be handled as apayment on account, and included and cleared when another incoming payment is received (or
collected by the payment program).
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