Distributing Recurring Vouchers
You can distribute the amount of each recurring voucher across multiple accounts in the General Ledger. You can distribute these recurring vouchers either manually or automatically:
- To automatically create a voucher distribution in the
Recurring Vouchers form, select the desired
voucher and then select
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When you do this, the distribution uses the default purchases account from the Vendor record. If there is not a default purchases account on the Vendor record, then it uses the default purchases account from Accounts Payable Parameters.
- To manually create a voucher distribution, use the steps in this topic.
You only need to create the General Ledger (G/L) distributions once for each recurring voucher, unless the payment amount changes.
After the recurring vouchers and their distributions are set up, then each time you run the A/P Recurring Voucher Generation utility, it creates a recurring voucher and posts the voucher and its G/L distributions to the A/P Vouchers and Adjustments form.
To manually create a voucher distribution:
- Open the Recurring Vouchers form.
- Select the desired voucher.
- To display the voucher in the Recurring Voucher Distribution form, click .
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On the
Recurring Voucher Distribution form:
- Continue adding distributions until the Distribution Total field equals the Invoice Amt field.
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Optionally, to associate a distribution with a project on the
Recurring Voucher Distribution form:
- In the Dist Seq field, accept the default of the next available sequence number.
- In the Project field, select the project number for the recurring voucher.
- Select the task number.
- Select the project cost code.
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You might have to enter tax information on the
Recurring Voucher Distribution form, depending
on how the tax parameters were set up for this vendor. To add tax information:
- Select the tax system number to be used with this tax distribution.
- Select the tax code rate.
- Select the exempt tax code, if necessary.
- In the Tax Basis field, enter the taxable monetary amount on which the tax amount is based.