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In the Cost management/Inventory management, as posting setup used for the purchase process the posting types


(I) Purchase expenditure, un-invoiced (physical) and


(II) Purchase expenditure for product (financial)


are used.


However, the account is used as an offset account for both inventory accrued/final posting and payables accrued/final posting. Hence, it ends up to zero in the standard case (if applied values are equal).


In fact we should have 2 different P&L entries for


(a) the inventory offset: P&L "Change in inventory" and


(b) the payables offset: P&L "Material expense"


In order to cover this, we may define an additional charge posting. However, this was only possible for the physical posting entry and does not cover the requirement.


It was better to split up the posting type into two and allow different setting for firstly inventory offset and secondly liability offset such that we get 2 separated postings without thisoutcancelling posting entries.

Category: Cost Management
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Ideas Administrator

Thank you for your feedback. Currently this is not in our roadmap; however, we are tracking it and if we get more feedback and votes, we may consider it in the future.

 

Sincerely,

Anders Even Girke

PM, Microsoft

Comments

H

Neither - nor: Purchase expenditure, un-invoiced is an expense (p & l).

Category: Cost Management

H

I would like to understand which account usually we should use for "Purchase expenditure, un-invoiced", inventory or accounts payable?
Secondly, setting it the same as Cost of materials received will result in any discrepancy in any case?
Thanks

Category: Cost Management