
Adjustment postings in SAP Business One: A guide
Correction postings in SAP Business One are a useful tool for correcting errors in existing postings without having to cancel the original posting. This is particularly important if the posting period of the original posting has already been closed. In such cases, manual adjustments are required.
Important aspects of correction bookings:
Use case
A typical scenario is the incorrect booking of a incoming invoice to a wrong Expense account.
Procedure
- The correction amount is manually transferred from the wrong account to the correct account.
- The amount originally posted incorrectly is entered as a negative value on the debit side of the incorrect account in order to correct the account total.
- At the same time, the amount is posted to the credit side of the correct account.
Versino Financial Suite
the Versino Financial Suite supports and facilitates work with adjustment entries in SAP Business One by providing a better overview, convenient control and more efficient analyses. The extended cockpit and evaluation functions make the processing and tracking of adjustment entries much more convenient and less error-prone for accounting and finance teams.
Additional notes
- tax codeMake sure to use the same tax code in the correction posting lines as in the original posting. This ensures correct input tax validation.
- Clearing entry period 13To separate adjustment postings from operational business transactions of the current financial year, the option "Adjustment posting period 13" can be used. This ensures a clear separation in accounting.
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