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| * If you have a clearing account at the bank, and you transfer money from your local maintenance or general operating account to that clearing account each time you run payroll or cut accounts payable checks, you will see a transfer on your bank statements. By including auto JVs, a corresponding journal voucher is listed on your reports allowing you to mark it. This allows your reports to more accurately match your bank statements. | * If you have a clearing account at the bank, and you transfer money from your local maintenance or general operating account to that clearing account each time you run payroll or cut accounts payable checks, you will see a transfer on your bank statements. By including auto JVs, a corresponding journal voucher is listed on your reports allowing you to mark it. This allows your reports to more accurately match your bank statements. | ||
| * If you do not transfer money between accounts at the bank, the automatic JVs may cause confusion as they will correspond to your bank statements. | * If you do not transfer money between accounts at the bank, the automatic JVs may cause confusion as they will correspond to your bank statements. | ||
| - | * If you decide to include auto JVs, you must check the boxes to clear those applicable to the bank reconciliation to affect the system cash appropriately. Not choosing to display those means that TxEIS will assume they occurred and you will have the same result as in the “old” bank reconciliation system. | + | * If you decide to include auto JVs, you must check the boxes to clear those applicable to the bank reconciliation to affect the system cash appropriately. Not choosing to display those means that ASCENDER |
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| **Answer**: No, make the necessary corrections, | **Answer**: No, make the necessary corrections, | ||
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| - | The Reconciliation Search pop-up window is displayed. Select **Reconciled** and click **Search**. | ||
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| A list of all reconciled bank reconciliations is displayed. You may need to use the pagination buttons (at the bottom of the page) to page forward. Click the reconciliation title that you want to retrieve. | A list of all reconciled bank reconciliations is displayed. You may need to use the pagination buttons (at the bottom of the page) to page forward. Click the reconciliation title that you want to retrieve. | ||
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| The page only displays the items that were reconciled along with the totals. | The page only displays the items that were reconciled along with the totals. | ||
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| Click **Print** to display all of the reports for the selected reconciliation. All of the transactions for the selected reconciliation including any outstanding items and cleared items along with the totals are displayed. | Click **Print** to display all of the reports for the selected reconciliation. All of the transactions for the selected reconciliation including any outstanding items and cleared items along with the totals are displayed. | ||
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| - | **Answer**: You can make changes to the layout tables after you create the transactions, | + | **Answer**: You can make changes to the layout tables after you create the transactions, |
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| **Answer**: Yes, an accounting period can be closed in Finance without reconciling the bank statement. However, closing the current month prevents you from adding or adjusting transactions for that accounting period. It is necessary to make the adjustments in the next/open accounting period and carry the adjusted amounts as a miscellaneous adjustment until the next reconciliation where they are automatically be cleared. | **Answer**: Yes, an accounting period can be closed in Finance without reconciling the bank statement. However, closing the current month prevents you from adding or adjusting transactions for that accounting period. It is necessary to make the adjustments in the next/open accounting period and carry the adjusted amounts as a miscellaneous adjustment until the next reconciliation where they are automatically be cleared. | ||
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| **Answer**: You will need to change the GL file ID to the previous file ID when you create a bank reconciliation for the last month of your fiscal year. | **Answer**: You will need to change the GL file ID to the previous file ID when you create a bank reconciliation for the last month of your fiscal year. | ||
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| **Answer**: Yes, if you made a change to a cash receipt in Finance and you have not recreated the reconciliation since the change, instead of deleting the original amount and recreating, you can update the cash receipt on the Transaction Maintenance page. | **Answer**: Yes, if you made a change to a cash receipt in Finance and you have not recreated the reconciliation since the change, instead of deleting the original amount and recreating, you can update the cash receipt on the Transaction Maintenance page. | ||
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