Search HansaManuals.com HansaWorld FirstOffice Start >> Accounting Principles >> Transaction Records Previous Next Entire Chapter in Printable Form Search This text refers to program version 4.3 Transactions in FirstOffice - Purchase Invoices Purchase Invoices are demands for your company to make payments. A Nominal Ledger Transaction created from a Purchase Invoice will normally affect three Accounts: the Creditor Account will be credited, a Purchase Account will be debited and, in most cases, the VAT Account will also be debited. Defaults for the Accounts affected are taken from the Account Usage P/L setting, and they are selected according to the priority rules described below.The Purchase Accounts (also known as Cost Accounts) in the Nominal Ledger are used to record the levels of purchases of different types of Items. When you enter Purchase Invoices, you should enter a Purchase Account in each row (in the column marked 'Account'). Different rows can have different Purchase Accounts. FirstOffice can in some instances offer a default Purchase Account for the Account field in the first row of a Purchase Invoice. This will be taken from the Cost Account specified on the 'Account' card of the Customer record for the Supplier. You might specify such a default for Suppliers of services (such as electricity or telephone services), whose Purchase Invoices are always posted to the same Account. VAT Account When you enter Purchase Invoice rows, you cannot leave the VAT Code field (marked 'V-Cd') blank. The default is placed in this field as follows:
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