Interbranch Invoices Without Balancing: Test Pool (ML-Generated)
- When entering an interbranch invoice on the Invoices and Memos form, what
information must be specified in each line of the invoice on the Details
tab?
- The branch that earned the income for the line
- The branch from which the invoice originated
- The customer who received the goods or services
- The date the invoice was created
- Why would a company create interbranch invoices? (Select all correct
responses.)
- To bill a customer for goods or services provided by another branch of the company
- To bill a customer for goods or services provided by multiple branches of the company
- To ensure that each branch is responsible for their own invoices
- To simplify the accounting process for multiple branches
- What happens when you release an invoice that involves branches that do not need
to be balanced?
- The system generates a regular transaction for the invoice in the general ledger.
- The invoice is automatically voided and no transaction is generated.
- The branches involved in the invoice are merged into a single branch.
- The system generates a transaction in the AP subledger instead of the general ledger.
- Suppose that an invoice includes goods from multiple branches that do not
require balancing. Which accounts are involved in the generated GL transaction?
(Select all correct responses.)
- The AR account of the originating branch
- The sales account to be used for the transaction
- The AP account of the originating branch
- The inventory account of the destination branch
- The COGS (Cost of Goods Sold) account of the originating branch
- What is the purpose of an interbranch invoice?
- To bill a customer for services performed by a branch of the company
- To track expenses incurred by the originating branch
- To transfer funds between branches of the company
- To calculate the total revenue generated by the destination branch