Introduction
To provide externals with a better overview of the company's liquidity situation, receivables must be grouped on the balance sheet according to their remaining life.
Business Scenario
Last week, Carla learned about reporting in a training session. During the course, someone from the Group Accounting department mentioned the Bike Company report receivables and payables based on their remaining terms on the balance sheet:
Receivables:
- Less than one year
- More than one year
Payables:
- Less than one year
- 1 – 5 years
- More than five years
Carla knows from her daily work that only one reconciliation account can be assigned to a customer master record. This receivable reconciliation account is uniquely assigned to the balance sheet item Accounts receivable – Residual maturity less 1 year of statement version 1010. This version is used for the legal reporting of the Bike Company.
Carla remembers that some customers has got payment targets beyond one year. She wants to know how customer receivables will be accurately reported based on their remaining term.
Now it's Carla's turn to put this into practice. Let's see if she can regroup customer open items according to their remaining term. In this video, Carla creates a test scenario in the SAP sandbox system.
Select the Play button to learn how to regroup receivables in SAP using the Schedule General Ledger Jobs app. Follow step-by-step instructions to ensure accurate posting and reconciliation. Watch now!
Carla's Summary:
Use the Regroup Receivables/Payables template in the Schedule General Ledger Jobs app to organize your receivables (and payables) by remaining term. To use previous valuations (for example, foreign currency valuation or flat-rate individual value adjustment), select them in the Use Valuations field in the job template's parameter settings.