| Additional settings in Cash ManagementSome additional settings that must be made in Cash Management are as
follows: Data by bank / payment method Define the default values for a selected bank and
payment/receipt method in the Data by Bank/Payment Method (tfcmg0145s000) session. You can define default
values for a payment or receipt method such as Anticipated Payment/Receipt Transaction Type, Anticipated Pmt/Rec Ledger A/C and Path Payment/Receipt Files. Automatic process defaults Define the default values for the supplier payments for a
selected bank and payment method in the Automatic Process Defaults by Bank/Payment-Receipt Method (tfcmg1191m000) session.
During an uninterrupted payment run, the payment process does not stop to ask
for user information, but uses the defaults maintained in the session.These
values are also used while processing payment/direct debits methods. See: Automatic or uninterrupted payment process and Payment process. Posting data by tax code for deduction Specify the ledger accounts to which tax adjustments must be
posted in the Posting Data by Tax Code for Deductions (tfcmg0150m000) session. For each tax codes by country, you can specify the ledger accounts for the tax
adjustments. Type of payment In the Type of Payment (tfcmg0504m000) session, you can define the codes used in Nordic bank
files and reports. See: Reason for payment. Transaction sequence number code Define sequence number codes and review the last used
transaction sequence numbers and sequence control numbers in the Transaction Sequence Number Code (tfcmg0513m000) session. You can use the sequence
number codes the Bank Branches (tfcmg0511m000) session for a selected
bank. Transaction sequence numbering can be used for two
important reasons: - To prevent unauthorized changes of data.
- To prevent duplicate transmissions of payment
orders.
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