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Chapter 16 ■ Customizing Special G/L Transactions<br />

Figure 16-11. Account assignment to special G/L accounts—customer guarantees<br />

Click the Enter<br />

save your work.<br />

button or press Enter on your keyboard to confirm your entries and then<br />

Define Alternative Reconciliation Accounts for Vendors (Guarantees)<br />

Guarantees made to vendors are posted to the alternative reconciliation accounts you set up in this<br />

exercise. Follow this menu path: IMG: Financial Accounting (New) ➤ Accounts Receivable and Accounts<br />

Payable ➤ Business Transactions ➤ Postings with Alternative Reconciliation Account ➤ Other Special G/L<br />

Transactions ➤ Define Alternative Reconciliation Account for Vendors. Or use transaction code OBXT.<br />

The Maintain Accounting Configuration: Special G/L – List screen is displayed. To configure a guarantee<br />

for a vendor, double-click the guarantee on the list. The Chart of Accounts Entry dialog box pops up. Enter your<br />

chart of accounts (CA90) and click the Enter button on the bottom-left side of the screen. The Maintain<br />

Accounting Configuration: Special G/L – Accounts screen is displayed. Enter G/L reconciliation account 21300<br />

in the Recon. Acct field and G/L account 196400 in the Special G/L Account field. Save your work.<br />

The final step in this exercise is to define accounts for automatic offsetting entries for customer and<br />

vendor guarantees.<br />

Define Accounts for Automatic Offsetting Entry<br />

Problem: Your task is to define accounts for automatic offsetting entries accounts for the<br />

following special G/L transaction types:<br />

DG – Customer-Guarantee<br />

DS – Customer-Check/Bill of Exchange<br />

KG – Vendor-Guarantee<br />

KS – Vendor-Check/Bill of Exchange<br />

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