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Invoice distributions contain account distribution information such as debit and credit accounts, the amount to distribute, and whether to classify distributions using projects, classes, grants, or transaction codes. You add invoice distribution information when you add a new invoice.

To find invoice distributions in the Invoice Workbench: In the Invoices window, select an invoice and choose Distributions. Open the Find Invoice Distributions window from the Distributions window, either by choosing the Find icon from the Toolbar or by selecting Find from the Query menu.

The account distribution for a bill and an invoice may vary depending on the specific business and the type of goods or services provided. Generally, bills and invoices are classified as accounts payable or accounts receivable.

Create Account Receivables Invoice Source ? Invoice source i.e. to identify the source of transactions. ... Class ? Select the Invoice class. ... Type ? Select predefined Invoice types. Enter Invoice Date, GL Date. Enter the currency. Select the customer Bill to and ship to addresses. Select the payment terms.

The invoice distributions view object contains information about distributions for a supplier invoice such as distribution number, distribution amount, invoice line number and so on. An invoice can have multiple distributions and there is one row for each distribution in this view object.

When a buyer is also a seller, they receive a vendor invoice from their own suppliers. This invoice details the goods purchased from the supplier and the cost to the seller. Hence, a customer invoice shows the amount receivable from the customer, whereas the vendor invoice states the amount payable to the supplier.

The distributions you enter for an invoice allocate the total invoice amount to various expense or asset accounts. For example, you can distribute expenses from one office supply invoice to expense accounts for several departments. Payables uses distributions to create general ledger journal entries for invoices.

The distributions you enter for an invoice allocate the total invoice amount to various expense or asset accounts. For example, you can distribute expenses from one office supply invoice to expense accounts for several departments. Payables uses distributions to create general ledger journal entries for invoices.

A listing of the accounts that a company has available for recording transactions is known as the chart of accounts. A report that lists the accounts and amounts that are debited for a group of invoices entered into the accounting software is known as the accounts payable distribution.

Invoice distributions contain account distribution information such as debit and credit accounts, the amount to distribute, and whether to classify distributions using projects, classes, grants, or transaction codes.