Field descriptions: Expense adjustments
The following tables describe the items in the Expense Adjustment page.
Expense Adjustment Info section
| Item | Note |
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Adjustment type |
Select the dropdown list to select an adjustment type. (Administrators: Expense types can have specific offsetting accounts assigned to them. If not, the default GL Account for Employee Liabilities is used. To choose the default account, go to Configure Expenses. |
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Date filed |
Today's date is automatically placed in the date field. You can enter another date, or choose one by selecting Date. |
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GL posting date |
Today's date is automatically placed in the date field. You can enter another date, or choose one by selecting Date. |
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Employee |
The employee name automatically appears. If the name is not correct, verify you have logged in under the expected name. If so, contact your administrator. |
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Expense adjustment report number |
Typically the auto-numbering feature is enabled, in which case the word New is displayed. This indicates the system will automatically populate this field with the next number in the sequence when you select Save or Submit. If auto-numbering is not turned on, enter the expense report number. |
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Reference expense number |
Number of the expense you are adjusting. |
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Description |
The description of your expense adjustment. |
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Base currency |
This field displays only if your company uses multiple transaction currencies. |
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Reimbursement currency |
This field displays only if your company uses multiple transaction currencies. The system automatically fills in this box with the default reimbursement currency. You are paid in this currency, unless you override it with another default currency. |
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Description |
An optional description of the expense adjustment report. |
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Attachment |
The attachment feature enables you to file paperless expense reports. Select the dropdown list to attach a supporting document such as an expense report or receipt, or select View Attachments to view (and even print) the attachment file. You can attach any type of file to the transaction, including scanned images, spreadsheets, or word-processor documents. Attached files are uploaded for permanent, safe storage. Your attachments folder is for your exclusive use. Learn more about who can add attachments. You may need to ask your system administrator to set up a folder for your attachments.
Creating a structure that contains documents and uploading their attached files is covered in the series of context-sensitive help topics that begin with Attachment folders. You can drag and drop your files to add an attachment. To attach a document to multiple journal entries, see Bulk processing. |
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Transaction has tax implications |
This field only appears for companies that are subscribed to the Taxes application. In a multi-entity company, it appears at the top level and at the entity level if the entity uses a VAT or GST tax solution. Select this checkbox to add taxes for this transaction. Learn more about entering taxable transactions. |
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Tax solution |
This field only appears if Transaction has tax implications is selected. Select the tax solution you want to use to calculate and capture taxes on this transaction. Learn more about entering taxable transactions. |
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Inclusive taxes |
This field only appears if Transaction has tax implications is selected. Select the checkbox if the amount you'll enter for each line item already includes tax. The Amount field will be read-only, and you'll enter the amount for each line item in the Transaction total field. Learn more about entering taxable transactions. |
Expense Adjustment Entries section
Here you enter details for each line item expense.
- To add another row, select the plus icon at the end of the last row.
- To delete a row, select the trash can icon at the end of the line item you want to delete.
When a cell is active after you select in it or tab to it, the cell background color changes, and a Details section displays. Select Show Details to enter additional information about each expense or override a default setting. See the table for the Show Details tab for more information.
| Item | Note |
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Expense type |
Select the dropdown list to select an expense type. (For administrators: Expense types can have specific offsetting accounts assigned to them. If not, the default GL Account for Employee Liabilities is used.
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Trans. curr. |
This column displays only if your company uses multiple transaction currencies. Use this column to record the details of foreign currency expenses. |
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Amount |
Enter the amount of the expense adjustment. Select the Calculator icon if you need to do a quick calculation. If your company uses multiple transaction currencies, enter an amount in your reimbursement currency, even if the expense is in another currency. Here's an example: You work in Canada for a US-based company and you took a trip to Mexico. You spent Mexican pesos on your expenses, but you want reimbursement in Canadian dollars. Therefore, you enter the expense amount in CAD. In other words, you paid ten pesos for an expense, and the conversion rate is one dollar to ten pesos. You enter one dollar here. Next, you specify the details of the transaction in foreign currency. |
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Payment type |
If you have created a payment type for a non-reimbursable expense, select it from the dropdown menu. Payment types are typically used for non-reimbursable expenses and expense adjustments. You can create payment types for company cards or cheques for easy tracking and reconciliation. For more information, go to Expense payment types. |
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Non-reimb |
The non-reimbursable flag derives from the Payment Type. |
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Memo |
Memos can be up to 1,000 characters in length, and can be formatted with carriage returns. If your memo is longer than a couple of lines, use the up-down arrows to scroll through it. |
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Date |
Enter an optional date for that expense line item, or select Date and select one. Although optional, entering dates is helpful if you have an expense report that covers multiple expense items incurred on different dates. |
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Department |
To assign this payment to a Department, select the respective dimension value using the dropdown list beside the dimension. |
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Location |
To assign this payment to a Location, select the respective dimension value using the dropdown list beside the dimension. This is a required field if your company uses multiple transaction currencies. |
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Multiple taxes on line |
This field only applies to companies subscribed to the Taxes application. Select to enter a line item where you need to apply multiple taxes, such as to partially reclaim input tax or enter a reverse charge. Learn more about entering a reverse charge. This checkbox appears in the following circumstances:
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Tax detail |
This field only applies to companies subscribed to the Taxes application. Select the appropriate tax category for the line item. The system applies the percent rate that is defined for the tax detail to calculate the amount of tax. If you assigned a default tax schedule to the contact, the applicable tax details fill in automatically after you enter the transaction amount. Learn more about entering taxable transactions. |
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Rate |
This field only applies to companies subscribed to the Taxes application. A read-only field that displays the percent tax to apply for the line item. The percent tax is based on the selected tax detail. |
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Transaction tax |
This field only applies to companies subscribed to the Taxes application. The amount of tax calculated for the line item, which is based on the tax detail you select.
If the amount of tax that was calculated does not match the tax on the tax invoice you received, override the value in Transaction tax field to match. What you record should match the tax invoice for proper tax compliance and reporting. If your company is enabled for multi-currency, the amount is in the transaction currency you set for the transaction. |
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Transaction total |
This field only applies to companies subscribed to the Taxes application. The total amount of the transaction for the line item, including tax:
If your company is enabled for multi-currency, the amount is in the transaction currency you set for the transaction. |
Show Details tab
This section displays when you select the Show Details tab of any active cell.
| Item | Description |
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Transaction currency |
For companies that use multiple transaction currencies. Specify the currency of the transaction by selecting the Transaction Currency dropdown arrow. From the list that displays, select the currency you want to use. |
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Transaction amount |
For companies that use multiple transaction currencies. Specify the amount of the transaction by typing the amount directly in the Transaction Amount box. If you prefer, you can select the Calculator icon to display a calculator and then use your mouse to key in the transaction amount. |
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Exchange rate date |
For companies that use multiple transaction currencies. If the invoice includes project charges in a currency other than the client’s base currency, select the exchange rate date by selecting the Exchange Rate Date calendar icon, then selecting the date you want to use. If you prefer, you can type in the date directly (MM/DD/YYYY). |
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Exchange rate type |
For companies that use multiple transaction currencies. If you are using an exchange rate that is not the Intacct Daily Rate, select the Exchange Rate Type dropdown arrow and from the list that displays select the exchange rate you want to use. The default is the Intacct Daily Rate. |
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Exchange rate |
For companies that use multiple transaction currencies. The system automatically provides this information. It is based upon the exchange rate entered elsewhere. You can override this rate in the Override Exchange Rate box. |
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Override exchange rate |
For companies that use multiple transaction currencies. Use this box to provide a different exchange rate than the default rate for this project. To do this, type the rate you want directly in this box. If you prefer, you can select the Calculator icon to display a calculator and then use your mouse to key in the transaction amount. |
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Quantity |
Use with a rate-based expense type. Enter the quantity of your expense (usually, the amount of miles). The Amount (or Transaction Amount if you're in a multi-currency company) is automatically populated with the reimbursement amount. |
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Unit rate |
If you are using a rate-based expense type, this will autofill with the expense type's set unit rate. If you have not already created a rate-based expense type, you can manually enter the unit rate for a rate-based expense (for example, mileage). After you enter a Unit rate, enter a Quantity . The Amount automatically calculates on your expense report. |
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Project |
Specify the project for which this expense was incurred by selecting the Project dropdown arrow. From the list that displays, select the project you want. Don't see your project?
Your project may have a project status which prevents entry of certain transactions. For more information, contact your system administrator. |
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Customer |
Specify the customer for whom this expense was incurred by selecting the Customer dropdown arrow. From the list that displays, select the customer you want. |
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Item |
Specify the item associated with this expense by selecting the Item dropdown arrow. From the list that displays, select the item you want. |
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Employee |
Specify the employee by whom this expense was incurred by selecting the Employee dropdown arrow. From the list that displays, select the employee you want. |
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Supplier |
From the Supplier dropdown, choose the supplier for whom this expense was incurred. |
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Class |
Specify the class associated with this expense by selecting the Class dropdown arrow. From the list that displays, select the class you want. |
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Billable |
If you are billing this expense back to the client, select the Billable checkbox. The default value for this is set on a project-by-project basis.
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