Processing a Bill Between Branches Requiring Balancing: Test Pool (ML-Generated)
- What is an interbranch bill? (Select all correct responses.)
- A bill that involves multiple branches of a company for the purchase of goods or services from the specified vendor
- A bill where separate accounting is used and balancing entries are generated for each branch involved
- A bill that involves multiple vendors for the purchase of goods or services from a specified branch
- A bill where separate accounting is used and no balancing entries are generated for each branch involved
- A bill that involves multiple branches of a company for the sale of goods or services to a specified vendor
- Which branches do you need to specify when entering an interbranch bill on the
Bills and Adjustments form for a company with branches requiring balancing?
(Select all correct responses.)
- The branch that incurs the expenses in each line of the bill
- The originating branch for the bill on the Financial tab
- The branch that receives the goods or services in each line of the bill
- The branch that is responsible for approving the bill (on the Approvals tab)
- The branch that is responsible for paying the bill (on the Applications tab)
- What does the system do when posting an interbranch transaction related to a
bill between branches that need to be balanced?
- Adds balancing entries to the batch according to the account mapping rules that have been specified in the system
- Automatically generates a separate invoice for each branch involved in the transaction
- Adjusts the expense amounts for each branch based on their individual budgets
- Suppose that you are creating an interbranch bill. Where does the system specify
the AP account of the originating branch?
- The AP Account box on the Financial tab of the Bills and Adjustments form
- The AP Account column on the Details tab of the Bills and Adjustments form
- The Offset Account column on the Transactions in the Originating Branch tab of the Inter-Branch Account Mapping form
- The Offset Account column on the Transactions in the Destination Branch tab of the Inter-Branch Account Mapping form