.
You can change the amount after it has been posted
Delete it and start over again
Create a new transaction to reverse the incorrect one
None of the above
31st January
4th January
15th December
5th January
1000 €
970 €
997 €
1030 €
True
False
SW-1000; SW-1001; SW-1002; SQ-1003; SQ-1004; SQ-1005
SW-1000; SW-1001; SW-1002; SQ-1000; SQ-1001; SQ-1002
True
False
Registration of GL transactions, Workflow and Posting GL transactions;
Registration of GL transactions and Posting GL transactions
Workflow, Registration of GL transactions and Posting GL transactions
Workflow and Posting GL transactions
True
False
Reversal proposal, reversal confirmation, reversal posting and reversal enquiry
Reversal proposal, reversal selection and reversal confirmation
Reversal selection, reversal proposal, maintenance of reversal proposal and reversal confirmation
Reversal list, reversal proposal, reversal maintenance
There is only periodic triggers
The two types of triggers are transaction triggers and periodic triggers
Triggers are used to perform automatic posting based on other transactions
The two types of triggers are transaction triggers and server triggers
The GL is a one-sided log that allows you to see the financial impact in the organization
Any correct journal entry must always balance to 0 and have a plus (+) side and a minus (-) side
A positive amount is called credit and a negative amount is called debit
A positive amount is called debit and a negative amount is called credit
The General Ledger has no sub-ledger
True
False
Remittance proposal, payment maintenance, files/forms processing, remittance confirmation and update GL with payment
Remittance proposal, files/form maintenance, payment maintenance, update GL with payment and remittance confirmation
Remittance proposal, remittance confirmation, files/forms processing, payment maintenance, update GL with payment
Remittance proposal, payment maintenance, remittance confirmation and update GL with payment
Business World Desktop -> Financials -> Accounts Payable -> Credit Terms
Business World Desktop -> Financials -> Accounts Receivable -> Fixed registers -> Credit Terms
Business World Desktop -> Settings -> System Administration -> System Setup -> System Parameters -> Credit Terms
Business World Desktop -> Financials -> Accounts Payable -> Fixed registers -> Credit Terms
Business World Desktop -> Settings -> System Administration -> System Setup -> System Parameters -> Common Parameters -> Credit Terms
Counter, attributes per relation, separator and fixed values
Counter, relation on the attribute, supplier number and fixed value
Relation on the attribute, counter, fixed value and separator
Tree, counter, fixed value and separator
True
False
Select invoices to be paid
Create payment forms or files
Track remittances
Record the deduction to the bank and close the payable in the AP sub-ledger
Accounts payable and Accounts receivable are not reflected in the General Ledger
Accounts payable reflects the money owed to the organization, mainly from customers
Accounts receivable reflects the money owed to the organization, mainly from customers
Accounts receivable is associated to suppliers since it reflects the amount an organization owes
Accounts receivable is increased by a debit (+) and decreased by a credit (-)
Accounts receivable and Accounts payable are sub-ledgers
Both transaction and periodic triggers use a transaction types with treatment code PR
Transaction triggers are driven by the TPS, whereas periodic triggers are driven by a server process
Both transactions and periodic triggers are driven by the TPS
Both transactions and periodic triggers definitions must be client-specific
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