Setting GL Codes and Groups in an Entity
If you use an entity for Payroll or Invoicing, you will need to configure certain GL codes on the entity.
Codes Required | Description | |
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Accounts |
GL Account Code |
Used To detail bank accounts and Intercompany Transfer accounts that you use for payroll and accounts receivable |
GL Expense Code |
Currently unused |
|
Invoicing |
GST Collection Account Code |
Used by all exports with an invoice journal |
Trade Debtor Account Code |
Used by all exports with an invoice journal |
|
Bad Debt Account Code |
Currently unused |
|
Accrued Revenue Account Code |
Used by Netsuite |
|
Temporary Revenue Account Code |
Used by Netsuite |
|
Permanent Revenue Account Code |
Used by Netsuite |
|
Intercompany Loans Account Code |
Used by Netsuite |
|
Timesheet Income Account Code |
Part of the GL Hierarchy (very bottom) |
|
Expense Income Account Code |
Part of the GL Hierarchy (very bottom) |
|
Payroll |
GST Paid Account Code |
Used to detail GST paid to Suppliers |
Default GL Group for an Entity
You can assign a default GL Group to your entity in Config > Company Management > select the entity > Accounts, in the Default GL Group drop-down.
The drop-down list will feature an option to use the Portal Default along with any other GL Groups that have been configured in Config > Payroll > GL Groups.
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