Hold up, if the invoice is blocked until the supplier confirms the credit memo, how is that a correct answer? That sounds like a hassle for the company. I'm going with options C and D, keep it simple and organized.
Hmm, I'm not sure about that. Wouldn't it be more efficient to have just one document with both the invoice and credit memo? I mean, who wants to deal with extra paperwork, am I right? *winks*
I agree with Dortha. The system needs to create those two separate documents to keep the accounting clean and trackable. Option D sounds a bit too simplified, like they're trying to trick us.
Options C and D seem correct to me. When you post an invoice with a reduction, the system should create two separate accounting documents - one for the invoice and one for the credit memo. That way, the financial records are properly documented.
I'm not sure about the answers. Can you explain why only one accounting document is not created containing both the invoice and the credit memo postings?
I agree with Marjory. When you post an invoice with reduction, the invoice is blocked for payment until the supplier confirms the credit memo receipt, and two accounting documents are created.
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