P/O Additional Costs Screen


This field is needed only if you use a multicurrency ledger.
Type the code for the currency in which you will enter the additional cost amounts, or select the currency code from the Finder.
If you are adding an additional cost for a particular vendor number, you must select the vendor's currency code, and the currency must match the currency for any tax authorities you assign to the cost.

Select this option if you do not want to use the additional cost in transactions.
If you make an additional cost inactive, you can no longer assign it to receipts, invoices, credit notes, and debit notes. Making a cost inactive after entering it on a receipt has no effect on the receipt. You can still edit the inactive cost amount on the receipt, post changes to the receipt, and invoice it with the inactive cost included.
This option is useful if you decide to delete an additional cost and want to ensure no further transactions are entered for it. You can change your entry any time.

Optional fields are fields that have been added by your company to the records or transactions in purchase orders.
Note: You must have Transaction Analysis and Optional Field Creator to add and use optional fields.
If optional fields appear on the Additional Costs screen, you can click the Zoom
If you assign the same optional fields to additional cost records and to invoice additional costs, the optional field entries in additional cost records will appear on invoice additional cost details by default.
Optional field information can pass from invoices (or credit/debit notes) to downstream ledgers like Accounts Payable and General Ledger.

Select the default proration method for the cost:
- No Proration. If you select No Proration, you must specify the general ledger expense account number for the cost.
When entering additional costs with transactions, you can select another proration method and you can change to another general ledger account number when you are expensing the cost.
- Prorate By Weight
- Prorate By Cost
- Prorate By Quantity
- Prorate Manually

Type the number of the general ledger account to which you normally expense the additional cost when you return items and do not leave or reprorate the additional cost amount assigned to them. If you use General Ledger, you can also select the account number from the Finder.
You can specify a different account number or proration method when entering transactions for the additional cost code.

Select the method by which you allocate costs when items are returned:
- Leave
- Prorate
- Expense. If you select Expense, you must specify the general ledger expense account number for the return cost.
The return proration methods that are available depend on the proration method you selected. For example, if you selected No Proration or Prorate Manually as the proration method, Leave is automatically selected as the return proration method and you cannot change it.
If you selected No Proration as the proration method, when entering new additional costs with receipts, invoices, credit notes, and debit notes, you can select another reproration method and you can change to another general ledger account number when you are expensing the cost.

If you wish to assign a vendor number to the cost, type a valid number or select it from the Finder of Accounts Payable vendor numbers. You can then use the additional cost on receipts only for that vendor.
Leave the field blank if you want to use the cost for any of your vendors. (In multicurrency ledgers, you can use an additional cost with a blank vendor number for any other vendor who uses the same currency.)
Overview
Use the Additional Costs screen to define codes to identify the extra costs you are charged by your vendors (such as shipping or handling charges).