Reversing Transactions: Test Pool (ML-Generated)

  1. What is the purpose of generating a reversing batch? (Select all correct responses.)
    • Correcting the settings in a released batch
    • Reversing debit and credit entries in order to correct errors in a previously released batch
    • Automatically splitting a batch into multiple transactions
    • Reclassifying a transaction to a different GL account, subaccount, or branch
    • Changing the status of a batch from Balanced to On Hold
  2. What does the system do when it generates a reversing batch?
    • Reverses the debit and credit entries in the batch
    • Deletes the batch and creates a new one
    • Corrects the errors in the batch without reversing the entries
    • Splits the batch into separate debit and credit entries
  3. What are the two types of transactions in the typical processing workflow of reversing batches? (Select all correct responses.)
    • Original GL transaction
    • Reversing GL transaction
    • Reclassification GL transaction
    • Voided GL transaction
    • Duplicate GL transaction
  4. What is the purpose of the GL Reversing Batches report?
    • Showing users the list of reversing batches related to an original batch
    • Providing a summary of all journal transactions recorded in the general ledger
    • Enabling users to edit and modify reversing batches
    • Generating a list of original batches that have not been reversed
  5. What does the GL Reversing Batches report display?
    • The list of reversing batches related to an original batch
    • The settings of the original batch
    • The list of GL accounts used in the reversing batches
  6. What form or report is used to view the original batch while viewing the reversing batch?
    • Journal Transactions
    • Reclassify Transactions
    • Release Transactions