on 02-08-2007 7:21 AM
I have a rebate that has accrued 500.00. And have over paid the customer by 1.50 (total of 501.50). When I create the final settlement I get a credit memo request of -1.50. Obviously I would prefer to write it off than tell the customer he owes me 1.50. What is the correct way to do this? Create a manual accrual of 1.50?
Hi Srini
If I go to vbo2, then to accrue, enter the manual accrue amount of -1 , save the transaction (a manual accruals request is created) go back to vbo2, and do a final settlement. A final credit memo request is created with a value of 0.00 (and not -1 as was happening before) Is this the correct process?
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Thank you all for your help in this matter
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Standard system has order type B2 which is for rebate correction, check if this can help you.
Do Inform if it does not solve your issue.
Regards,
PATHIK
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There has been no final setlement made. A partial settlement of 100 has been completed. I would now like to close the agreement by means of final settlement, but when i try to do final settleent i am told the customer owes me 1 because my accrual figure is 99 (I have under accrued by 1) I do not want to send the customer an invoice telling he owes me 1 because that is incorrect. Do i do a manual accrual?
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Hi Karan and Giri, no this didnt work pls read my question again
Thanks
Jason
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There has been no final setlement made. A partial settlement of 100 has been completed. I would now like to close the agreement by means of final settlement, but when i try to do final settleent i am told the customer owes me 1 because my accrual figure is 99 (I have under accrued by 1) I do not want to send the customer an invoice telling he owes me 1 because that is incorrect. Do i do a manual accrual?
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hi
hope u have already created the credit memo for 99, then its only 1 which is remaining then u can again check in tcode VBO2, wether u can settle it now as final settlement.if u have already done the final settlement u can use the doc type R3 to create manual accrls and bill type B4 to make the manual settlement of the rebate.
regards
giri
Sorry, let me re-phrase that, we have under accrued by a small amount. Total to pay is 100, total accrued is 99, total paid is 100
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hi,
in this case if the final settlement is made, as u know check wether the partial rebates are already settled, thru credit memo, and then u will be allowed to make the final settlement, as u can create credit memo for the final settlement, in ur case for 1.correct me if its wrong
regards
giri
Yes, we have over paid by a small amount
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hi,
if u have paid less 1.50 accr and want to go for final settlement, u can do it with BO02 and check on final settlement
hope it solves, other wise let me know
regards
giri
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Thank you Srini
Let me put it to you in a different way. We under accrued by 1.50 and paid the customer the full amount in a partial settlement. When I do my final settlement, I get a credit memo req of -1.50, which is incorrect. Do I do a manual accrual of 1.50?
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Hi Jason,
I think you should not write it off. This is not a personla transaction and it is business and you need to professional. Personal dealings are something very different.
SO you should go ahead and complete the process. In case you are going to write off this difference will remain and you probably might be answerable in future
Regards
Srini
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