Inter Organisation Transfer Accounting
Inter Org Transfer Accounting:
Inter Org Transactions can be used to Transfer Items from
One Organization to Another Organization. Such Transactions can be performed
using Direct Transfer or using In transit Shipment. We can also use Internal
Requisition for such transfers, but in that case Freight charges are not
supported.
In transit Transfer: Material is transferred
between Organizations in 2 steps. The Sending Organization release shipment
from its Organization which is to be received by receiving Organization Using
Receipt Functionality. FOB point options can be set if Transfer type is set to
In Transit.
Receipt: The shipping organization owns
the shipment until the destination organization receives it. So Ownership of
material is transferred to receiving Organization at point of receipt. In this
case, all cost related to freight would be covered by the sending Organization
Until material is received in receiving Organization. Such Cost related to
Freights is added to Receivables of sending Organization and will be received
by sending Organization from receiving Organization.
Shipment: The destination organization
owns the shipment item when the sending organization ships it (and while the shipment
is in transit). So ownership of material is transferred to receiving Organization
as soon as shipment is released. In such case Freight would be beard by
receiving Organization in first place and thus would not be reflected in
sending Organization accounts as receivables.
Accounting Entries:
Let's
take the following Example Org A transfers Item XYZ to Org B at Cost 15. The
break up of this Cost is as follows:
Item Cost 10
Freight
3
Transfer
Charge 2
Total 15
Now
following entries will be created in both cases (FOB Point Receipt or Transfer)
Receipt:
Item Issue from Org A To Org B
Account Owner Amount
Dr. In
transit Inventory Account (Clearing Account) * Org A 15
Cr. Inventory Valuation Account Org A 10
Cr. Freight Expense Account** Org A 3
Cr. Transfer Charge*** Org A
2
*In
Transit Inventory Account will be used as Clearing Account and will be credited
when material is received by Org B.
**
Freight Expense Account would be account which was debited at the time we
booked the expense in Payables. As this charge is to be transferred to
Receiving Org B so Freight Expense would be credited so the Full Entry would be
As Follows for freight charge:
At
Invoice Entry:
Dr.
Freight Expense Account (Clearing) 2
Cr. Liability 2
At
Shipment Transfer:
Dr. In
Transit Inventory Account (Clearing Account) 2
Cr. Freight Expense Account
(Clearing) 2
So all
expense charges will be cleared and charges to In Transit Inventory Clearing
Account at shipment issue point. (All above entries are passed in Org A
Accounts)
***
Transfer Charge will be the amount Up Charged by Org A to Org B as its sales
Income/Profit.
At Receiving in Org B:
Account Owner Amount
Dr.
Inventory Valuation
Org B 15
Cr. Payables Account
Org B 15
Dr.
Receivables Account
Org A 15
Cr. In transit Inventory Account
(Clearing Account) Org A 15
So it can
be clearly seen that in case of FOB Terms as Receipt. Receivable would be
booked in Org A when Item is finally received in Org B. Net balance in In
transit Inventory Account would be Zero.
Shipment:
Item Issue from Org A
Account Owner Amount
Dr. In
transit Inventory Account (Clearing Account) * Org B 15
Cr. Payables Account
Org B 12
Cr. Freight Charges
Org B 3
Dr.
Receivables Account
Org A 12
Cr. Inventory Valuation Account Org A 10
Cr. Transfer Charge** Org A 2
*In
Transit Inventory Account will be used as Clearing Account and will be Debited
in Org B when material is issued from Org A. So it can be clearly seen
liability is booked as soon as item shipment is released by Org A. Org A is
also booking its receivables at issue as Ownership is considered to be
transferred with issue from Org A.
The total
cost of 15 has following breakup
Item Cost 10
Transfer
Charge 2
Freight 3
Total 15
The
invoice for Freight Charge would be entered in Org B and treated as Expense of
Org B. Later at Point of Issue of Item from Org A the Freight Account Debited
as Expense would be credited and thus cleared and charged to In transit
Valuation Account.
At Invoice Entry: (Org B)
Dr.
Freight Expense Account (Clearing) 2
Cr. Liability 2
At
Shipment Transfer: (Org B)
Dr. In
Transit Inventory Account (Clearing Account) 2
Cr. Freight Expense Account
(Clearing) 2
It can
also be seen clearly, if FOB term is shipment then Freight would be beard by
Receiving Org B and no expense entries related to freight would be passed in
Org A at point of shipment issue.
**
Transfer Charge will be the amount Up Charged by Org A to Org B as its sales
Income/Profit.
At Receiving in Org B:
Account Owner Amount
Dr.
Inventory Valuation
Org B 15
Cr. In transit Inventory Account
(Clearing Account) Org B 15
So it can
be clearly seen that in case of FOB Terms as Receipt. Receivable would be
booked in Org A when Item is finally received in Org B.
Direct Transfer: Direct Transfer is One step
process and all accounting entries are generated as Sending Organization enters
shipment release in its Organization. Receiving Organization do not need to
carry out receiving in its Organization. FOB terms cannot be set for direct
transfer as both Receiving and Issuance Entries are generated Simultaneously. Following entries would be
generated taking into Account Above Example:
Account Owner Amount
Dr.
Inventory Valuation
Org B 12
Cr. Payables Account
Org B 12
Dr.
Receivables Account
Org A 12
Cr. Inventory Valuation Account Org A 10
Cr. Transfer Charge Org A 2
Direct
Transfer cannot be used for Lot Enabled Items where items are not Lot enabled
in both orgs. As no receiving is carried out in other org, so lots cannot be
created during receiving.
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