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[gnue-sb-discuss] RE: General Ledger and Accounts Payable
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Nicholas Lee |
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[gnue-sb-discuss] RE: General Ledger and Accounts Payable |
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Sat, 19 Apr 2003 20:46:22 +1200 |
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Few suggestions I have:
Overall:
* Must be able to support multiple currencies.
General Ledger
* Month End process
* Audit trail/control reports
* Trial Balance
Accounts Payable
* Aged Trial Balance
* Allow different control accounts dependant on transaction type.
- Payments into different bank accounts
- Invoices into different AP control accounts.
Accounts Receivable
* Since AR (ignoring stock, etc) an AP with a different control
account its easy enough to include both.
Regarding:
"
However, one feature we've seen in other proprietary packages is, after
a few years, you can "archive" old transaction information, but keep the
balance information in place for reporting purposes. Keeping a balance
table would also be a performance boon.
"
A system I use does: batch transactions by type and day, with batch
total amounts stored in the batch header table.
General Ledger
* Inter-Company Posting
You'll need to define control accounts in each ledger in order to keep
the sheets balanced.
"gl_account_categories" - add a short code to the scheme.
ie. SHORTCODE varchar(7) not null
E, "Expense"
define
TYPICAL_BALANCE varchar(1) not null, -- C=credit/D=debit
ie. Add/Subtract instead of per gl_account.
Might pay to specify P&L vs Balance Sheet accounts here.
ie:
create table gl_account_categories
(ID varchar(3) not null,
COMPANY number(12) not null,
DESCRIPTION varchar(50) not null,
SHORTCODE varchar(7) not null,
SIGN varchar(1),
TRADE bool
unique (company, description, SHORTCODE) )
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