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Database Training – Nashville/2006
Advanced
Accounting
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Who am I?
Johnstone Supply Santa Ana/Laguna Hills Ten Years
Database User Ten Years
Undergrad B.A. Texas Tech University
Grad School MBA w/Acctg Specialty Cal State University
Database ConsultantThree Years
Conference InstructorFour Years
KathleenGraw
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Ground Rules
ASKQuestions
Come & GoAs you Please
Keep ?’s Relevant
To all
NO ? Is stupid
Do NotRun with Scissors
No Name Calling
Simple RulesSimple Rules
Do Not Run withScissors
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Ground Rules Cont’d
MY WAYIsn’t
The ONLY Way
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Topics
Quick Tips & Tricks 1
Accounts Payable2
Average Cost & Balancing Inventory3
Warranty4
General Ledger5
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Topics
Aging 6
End of Year Close7
Miscellaneous Accounting Functions8
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First Topic
11Quick Tips & Tricks – Ways to make your job easier!
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
4.1.9
13.5
19.7b
Favorite Menu Paths
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
ft
Create a folder on C drive” pick
Enter “ft” at any printer select prompt
Will be called “ft.txt” in C:\\pick
Text file or convert to Excel format
File Transfer
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
If users available – multiple ports
Turn on Scroll Bar
Accuterm Settings
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Second Topic
22Accounts Payable –
Making paying your vendors easier!
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Menu 13.20
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Menu 13.20.8
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Reoccurring Vouchers
Enter vouchers in 13.20.8
Listing 13.20.9 (Monthly)
Update 13.20.10 (Monthly)
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Steps to Voucher Merchandise
Batch created in 13.20.2 or 13.20.3
Sequential Voucher Register 13.20.5
Handcheck Register (if applicable)In 13.20.6 / 13.20.27
Merchandise Vouchered
Merchandise Vouchered
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Menu 13.20.3
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Menu 13.20.3
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.
Inventory Valuation13.20.3
1
2
3Drawbacks
Only works on DC invoices
No Corp Discrepancies
13.20.2 versus 13.20.3
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Menu 13.20.2
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Menu 13.20.2
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Menu 13.20.2
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Questions?
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Third Topic
33Average Cost & Balancing Inventory –
Accounting for your biggest asset.
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Menu 13.20.2
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Average Cost Impact
BUT
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Average Cost Impact
122*22.97 + (120*24.417 - 120*22.952) = 2802.34 + (2930.04-2754.24) = 2978.14/122 = 24.410 for average cost
122*24.410 + (120*24.417 - 120*22.952) = 2978.02 + (2930.04-2754.24) = 3153.82/122 = 25.850122*25.85 + (120*23.69 - 120*22.952) = 3153.70 + (2842.80-2754.24) = 3242.26/122 = 26.578
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Inventory Valuation
$$
Quantity on Hand
Purchase Price Variance (PPV)
Average Cost
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Average Cost
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Calculation
Step OneStep One Step TwoStep Two End ResultEnd Result
QOH x Average
Cost
New Average
Cost
Diff. on Inv v. PO
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
QOH = 300 jugs
Average Cost = $60.00ea
PO = 200 @ $65.00ea
Vendor Invoice = 200 @ $70.00ea
Average Cost Example
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
QOH x Average Cost (500 * $60) $30,000.00
PLUS
Difference on Invoice vs. PO (200*$70) – (200*65) $1000.00
_________________________
QOH (500)
Average Cost Example
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
$62.00
New Average Cost
Average Cost Example
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Balance Sheet & Income StatementBalance Sheet & Income Statement
Inventory Valuation Impact
• Overstate Inventory $
• Overstate Profits
• Overpay Commissions
• Understate Inventory $
• Understate Profits
• Underpay Commissions
WidespreadImpact
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Average Cost Impact
Inventory Value
@ $60 = $30,000
@ $62 = $31,000
Understated by$1,000
Sell 500 @ $80:
@ $60 = $10,000
@ $62 = $9,000
Overstated by$1000
Net Income
Commissions @ 3% of GP:
@ $60 = $300
@ $62 = $270
Overpaid by $30
Commissions
500 jugs
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Average Cost Impact
Inventory Value
Devalued your Company by understating
your inventory.
Paying taxes on income that you
didn’t really realize.
Net Income
Paid out more to sales people than
you needed to and inaccurately
reduced your bottom line & affected cash
flow.
Commissions
Bad Avg. Cost
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Accurate reflection of Gross Profit by month
Accurate reflection of Gross Profit by part
Accurate reflection of Net Income
No large inventory adjustments at year end
Better handle on inventory value and turns
Average Cost reflects true cost
Average Cost Impact
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Inventory Valuation
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Detail
Summary
Detail vs. Summary
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Impact General Ledger (Detail)? YES NOStock Adjustments XReceive in Inventory XVoucher/Accounts Payable XMonth End Journal Entries X
Detail
General Ledger Implications
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Impact General Ledger (Summary)? YES NOStock Adjustments XReceive in Inventory XVoucher/Accounts Payable XMonth End Journal Entries X
Summary
General Ledger Implications
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Voucher Widget for $100 / Billed $100
Inventory Accounts Payable
100.00 100.00
Detail
Summary
Average Cost Impact
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Voucher Widget for $100 / Bill for $125 / No QOH
Inventory Accounts Payable
100.00 125.00Summary
PPV
25.00
Detail
Average Cost Impact
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Voucher Widget for $100 / Bill for $125 / QOH
Inventory Accounts Payable
125.00 125.00Summary
Average Cost of product is updated
Detail
Average Cost Impact
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
EOM Inventory Procedures
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Use Menu 13.20.2 and 13.20.3
Run Menu 13.20.7 at month end and use for reversing Journal Entry
Inventory XXXXX Inv. Accr XXXXX
Inventory Journal Entry #1
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Multi Stores: EOM Account for inventory transfers S01/S02/S03
Inventory Journal Entry #2
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
J/E for Store #1
Debit Inventory 02 $20960.79 Credit Inventory 01 $20960.79
Inventory Journal Entry #2
Scenario One
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Inventory Journal Entry #2
Scenario Two
J/E for Store #1
Debit Inventory 02 $20960.79 Credit Intercompany 01 $20960.79Debit Intercompany 02 $20960.79 Credit Intercompany 02 $20960.79
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Stock Adjustments
Inventory Journal Entry #3
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Reopening Receivers
If you do it – have to reopen the first & only receiver on the PO
OR
It throws out your AP/GL Reconciliation
Reopening Purchase Orders
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Reopening Purchase Orders
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Physical Inventory
Be sure to make note of the final variance amount that you update since you will need to make the journal entry on the books to balance the detail to the summary.
You debit/credit inventory and an income statement account with this variance amount.
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Other Issues to Consider
Warranty’s Impact
Store Returns
Buyback
Dropships
Non-Inventory Items (Z95 items)
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Monthly Reconciling
EOM Journal Entries
Average Cost
Pieces to Valuing Inventory
Time & Effort
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Documentation
•Inventory Reconciliation
• Buyback
Handout – Reconciling Inventory Detail & Summary
Handout – Buyback Processes & Procedures
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Documentation
•Dropships
Handout – Dropships
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Questions?
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Fourth Topic
44Warranty –
What goes on behind the scenes
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Warranty Accounts
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
1 Credit Memo (m1.2) 10 12 12 10
2 Warranty Update (ME) 10 10
3 Create Claim (m15.3) 10 10
CREDIT REC'D
4 Post Credit-Claim (m15.10) 15 15
5 Voucher Credit (m13.20.1) 25 25
RECEVING
4 Replacement (m15.11) 10 10
Inven Sales A/R COGS Warr Pend Warr A/R Warr Discrep A/P
WidgetAvg. cost = $10Sale Price = $12Credit from Vendor = $25
Warranty & the General Ledger
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Warranty Reconciling
EOM Balancing
•Unclaimed Warranties•Claimed Warranties – AR
•Inventory?
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Warranty & the General Ledger
Warranty AR
Warranty Clearing
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Warranty & the General Ledger
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Documentation
•Warranty
Handout – Warranty
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Questions?
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Fifth Topic
55General Ledger – Reporting the money you made
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Menu 14
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
12.4.3
14.1.1 (for each company)
Add to financial statements
Setting up a GL account
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Menu 12.4.3
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Menu 14.1.1
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Setting up Financial Statements
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Journal Entries
1. Enter JE 14.1.3 or 14.1.4
2. Print & Review JE 14.1.13 & 14.1.14
3. Update Trial Balance 14.2.4
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Menu 14.1
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Menu 14.1.3
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Menu 14.2
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Menu 14.3
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Menu 14.5
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Sixth Topic
66Aging –
Ways to look at the money customers owe you
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Menu 35.6, Screen #2
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Option #1 by Month
End
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Option #1 by Month
End
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Option #1 by Month
End
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Option #1 by Month
End
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Option #2 by Due
Date
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Option #2 by Due
Date
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Option #2 by Due
Date
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Option #2 by Due
Date
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Option #3 by
Invoice Date
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Option #3 by
Invoice Date
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Option #3 by
Invoice Date
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Option #3 by
Invoice Date
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Seventh Topic
77End of Year –
Putting one year behind you and starting another one.
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End of Year procedures
1.AR Month-end close rolls into Year End*Confirm with DST
2.Close 12th month AP
3.Close year AP*MUST happen before entries for new year
4.Close 12th month GL*Manually Rollover NI
5.Close year GL *NO 13th month
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Documentation
•EOY Procedures
Handout – EOY Close
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
Eighth Topic
88Miscellaneous –
Things you may/may not know…
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Service Charges Menu 4.3
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
System Purge Parameters Menu 28.0
Adv. Accounting, Kathleen GrawNashville, April 2006
System Purge Parameters Menu 28.0
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System Purge Parameters Menu 28
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Menu 11
Reporting Variances
Different Sales files capture different things*Customer detail file
Variances*Freight*Misc Charges*Branch Sales*Returns
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Product/GL Control
Only works with Product CLASS in Product MASTER
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Product/GL Control
Menu 12.3.3
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Accounting Upgrades
•Documentation
Handout – Accounting Upgrades 2006.1
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Upgrade Suggestions
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Session Evaluations
Database Training – Nashville/2006