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Issues with FICA revenue booking

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Hi All,

I would like to know if anyone has implemeted any enhancement for below mentioned requirement

We have scenario where we have some accounts which are billed per calendar month. That is they are billed from first of the month to last of the month.

So actual FICA posting is taking place in following month.

For example Invoice for month of January will be created in first week of Feb.

So I would like to know if any of you guys have done enhancement around this to post these charges past dated. I was thinking of using billing allocation date? Because billing allocation date will still be last day of the month of January for above example?

Basically this boils down to having an enhancement to change posting date for FICA document for particular cases.

And also if we implement any such enahcement, are there any other impacts?

Any inputs are greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Suhas.

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Private_Member_7726
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Hi,

Assuming this is IS-U invoicing, FQEVENT R437 would be correct place, I believe. You should pay attention to calculation of due date, however.

cheers

Janis

william_eastman
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Product and Topic Expert
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Suhas:

you will still be limited by your posting period status from FI.  If the FI period is not open, then you cannot post in that period in FICA. You would need to keep the period open, and then it is not an enhancement per se, just set the date during invoicing for these accounts.

regards,

bill.

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Thanks for your response bill. I am aware of the fact that we will have to keep posting period open. But once we have posting period open we will have to use this event R437 to change posting date for invoice, right?