PO Receive Items window: Invoice Information
This section is only visible when the
Transaction Type is set to
Invoice Only or
Receive and Invoice. Use the SHIFT+F2 key combination to move to this section of the window without using the mouse. We provide a detailed explanation of the calculations used in this window in
Purchase Order Calculations.
Invoice #
Enter the invoice number you want to use when you post to Accounts Payable.
Invoice Date
This field defaults to the local transaction date, but you can edit it. This is the invoice date you will post to Accounts Payable.
Due Date
This field defaults to the due date according to the
Due Date Calculation Method you set in the
AP Vendors window. Enter the date the payment is due for the invoice.
Disc Date
This field defaults to the early payment date according to the
Discount Date Calculation Method you set in the
AP Vendors window. Enter the date the payment must be made by to receive the early-payment discount.
Early Payment Disc
This field is only available if Purchase Order is integrated with Accounts Payable and it shows the early-payment discount amount that is set up in the
AP Vendors window. You can manually adjust the payment discount amount, but once you do, this field will no longer recalculate automatically. You can only enter positive numbers in this field. This amount is only shown on the Accounts Payable invoice and is not included in any totals in this window.
Freight Cost Center
This shows the Cost Center freight is charged to in Accounts Payable when you create the invoice. The default comes from the Department Code in the Header section of the Enter PO window. You can edit it.
Purchase Disc
This field shows the discount amount based on the discount on the original purchase order and the quantity to invoice for all non-freight items in this transaction. You can manually adjust the purchase discount amount, but once you do, this field will no longer recalculate automatically. You can only enter positive numbers in this field.
Tax
This field shows the total tax for the transaction based on the tax amount on the original purchase order and the quantity to invoice for all taxable items you are receiving. You can manually adjust the tax amount, but once you do, this field will no longer recalculate automatically.
You can enter positive or negative numbers in this field and the invoice total is adjusted accordingly. If you enter a negative, the amount is distributed across details items with negative quantity (i.e., Extended Invoice field updates) and the Inv. Ext. Tax field is recalculated. If you enter a negative, any positive detail line fields are reset to zero.
Freight
This field is disabled for purchase orders that have a prepaid freight type. It shows the total freight amount based on the freight amount on the original purchase order and the quantity to invoice for items with the Apply Freight check box selected. You can manually adjust the freight amount, but once you do, this field will no longer recalculate automatically. You can only enter positive numbers in this field.
Freight Vendor
This field is only available if the freight type is set to Collect and if Purchase Order is integrated with Accounts Payable. This field shows the freight vendor based on your selection on the original purchase order.
Freight Invoice #
This field is only available if the freight type is set to Collect and if Purchase Order is integrated with Accounts Payable. Enter the freight invoice number that you want to post to Accounts Payable as a separate invoice.
Freight Expense Acct
This field is only available if the freight type is set to Collect or Added and if Purchase Order is integrated with Accounts Payable. This field shows the expense account the freight is applied to in Accounts Payable when you post freight costs. This is based on the freight expense account associated with the Department Code on the original purchase order.
Acct Description
This field is read-only and shows the description for the selected freight expense account.
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Published date: 03/16/2021