Field Definitions: JC Revenue Adjustments Form
The following is a list of field descriptions for the JC Revenue Adjustments form. Many of the descriptions include links to other topics that provide additional information about or related to the topic.
Sequence #
Action
When entering a new transaction, this field defaults to A (Add) and cannot be accessed.
If this is an existing transaction, specify the action for this entry.
C = Change. Use this action to make changes to transactions that have already been processed. D = Delete. Use this action to delete the transaction from all files in JC. (The delete functions in the toolbar and Records menu will only delete the entry from the batch.)
Revenue Type
Indicate the source of the original transaction for which you are making the revenue adjustment.
JC-Job Cost. Select this type if this adjustment applies to a Job Cost transaction.
AR-Accts Receivable. Select this type if this adjustment applies to an Account Receivable transaction.
IC-InterCompany. Select this type if this adjustment applies to an intercompany revenue transaction.
Date
JC Company
Contract
Enter the contract to which this revenue adjustment applies. Must be a valid contract set up in JC Contracts.
Item
Description
Units
Billed
Trans Acct
Enabled only if the Allow GL Account Override When Posting Revenue box is checked in JC Company Parameters (GL Revenue tab).
Defaults the Open Revenue Acct (assigned in JC Departments) for the specified contract item's department. If allowing overrides and you are overriding the default, enter the GL account to credit or debit for this revenue adjustment. Must be a valid GL account set up (in GL Chart of Accounts) with a ‘Job’ or ‘null’ (blank) sub ledger code.
Offset Acct
Specify the GL account to use for the offsetting entry. Must be a valid GL account set up (in GL Chart of Accounts) with a ‘null’ sub ledger code.
This account will be used any time the detail record is modified in another batch. If you do not use an offset account, then you must create another transaction to which the current transaction will balance. If you are using the Auto Reversal option, entry of an offset account is required.
Reversal
Specify the reversal status for this transaction.
0-Regular — Transaction does not need to be reversed. This type is generally used for regular revenue adjustments. If using this type, you must either enter an offset account or a balancing entry.
1-Auto Reverse — Transaction is to be reversed (using JC Initialize Reversals).
2-Reversal — Reversal Transaction. This type cannot be assigned manually; it is assigned to the reversal transaction created via JC Initialize Reversals. If you do want the transaction to be reversed, change the status to ‘4’ (Cancel Reversal).
3-Reversed — Original transaction has been reversed. This type cannot be assigned manually; it is assigned automatically to the original transaction once it has been reversed (i.e. the batch is processed).
4-Cancel Reversal — Cancel reversal transaction. This type can only be assigned to transactions with a reversal status of ‘2’ (Reversal).