| Standard AlgorithmIn Infor LN, the Standard Algorithm works as per the specified
conditions: - Starting with the first line of the document, the algorithm
determines separate sets of lines for which the total amount balances to zero
in the local currency.
- For a given line within a set, the opposite line has the same
amount and sign. It can also have the opposite debit/credit indicator or the
same absolute amount and debit/credit indicator and the opposite
sign.
- Two opposing lines have each other’s ledger account as contra
account.
- For all the lines within the set and having no opposite lines,
the algorithm checks if the ledger account of the line is a control account.
- if the condition is satisfied, the algorithm searches for
the line with highest opposite amount and uses the ledger account of that line
as contra account to the control account.
- if the condition is not satisfied, the algorithm searches
for the line with the control account and uses this control account as contra
account.
- If no line with the control account is found, the algorithm
searches for the line with highest opposite amount and uses this account as
contra account.
There are exceptions within the Standard
Algorithm: - If the line is a tax line, the line gets the same contra
account similar to the line carrying the tax code.
- If the line is an inter-period line, the inter-period account
used in the other period is its contra account.
- In the generated intercompany journal:
- The intercompany account is the contra account of the
other lines.
- For the intercompany line, the ledger account of the
opposite line with the highest amount is the contra account.
- If the line is an intersegment line, the line itself becomes
the contra account.
- Approval Document:
- The control account is its own contra account (in case of
segment reporting)
- The Invoice Receipts account has the non-Invoice Receipts
account with the highest amount as contra account
- The non-Invoice Receipts account has the Invoice Receipts
account as contra account
In these situations, a specific algorithm is used instead of the
standard algorithm: Fixed Asset Disposal Ledger Account | Contra
Account |
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Investment Account | Gain/Loss Account or
Accumulated Depreciation | Accumulated
Depreciation | Gain/Loss Account or Investment
Account | Proceeds (Interim Disposal Account) | Investment
Account | Gain/Loss Account | Investment
Account |
- Closing of Profit & Loss ledger accounts
- Auto balancing method: Individual Accounts and Total
- For all lines in the document, the contra account is
the ‘Retained Earnings Account’.
- Auto balancing method: Source of Earnings
- The contra account of all the P&L lines belonging
to a certain Source of Earnings is the ledger account of this Source of
Earnings.
- The ledger account of the Source of Earnings is its
own contra account.
- Auto balancing method: Individual Accounts with Closing
Balance
- The contra account of all the P&L lines is the
Income account.
- Closing of Balance Sheet ledger accounts
- Only for auto balancing method Individual with Closing
Balance: The contra account of all the Balance Sheet lines is the Closing
Balance account.
- Opening Balance
- Auto balancing method: Individual Accounts and Total
- For all lines in the document, the contra account is
the ‘Retained Earnings Account’.
- Auto balancing method: Source of Earnings
- For all lines in the document the contra account is
the Source of Earnings account with the highest amount.
- Auto balancing method: Individual Accounts with Closing
Balance
- For all the lines in the document (except the one
mentioned below), the contra account is the ‘Opening Balance Sheet
Account’.
- The contra account for the line with the ‘Opening
Balance Sheet Account’ is the ‘Retained Earnings Account’.
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