One-time account

[former_member1302304]

What are the purposes of the one-time account?

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[DominikTylczyn]

Hello sir_teddy02

As per SAP Glossary:

one-time account

Financial Accounting (FI)

An account on which the transaction figures are recorded for a group of customers or vendors that you only conduct business once, or rarely. One-time accounts require a special master record. Certain customer or vendor data (such as address and bank details) is not entered in the master record, but in the actual document.

Best regards

Dominik Tylczynski