Foreign Currency Valuation

twhitetwhite Member Posts: 2
edited 2001-02-07 in Navision Financials
Does anyone have a solution to the problem created when an invoice is posted in month 1 and paid off in month 2, but after being paid off, a re-valuation is run for month 1. Currently Financials will re-value the invoice but not create the general ledger entry because the invoice is closed. This causes the subledger and the general ledger to not tie.

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  • mfabianmfabian Member Posts: 187
    General ledger and Vendor/Customer ledger will never tie if foreign currency is involved as GL is always in local currency while subledgers are in local currency.

    Let's take an example: You are American, I am Swiss. You owe me US$ 1000 which is equal to sFr (Swiss Francs) 1600 right now.

    One month later (on march 7th) you pay exactly US$ 1000 and your account is closed (you don't owe me anything anymore). However, due to the changed exchange rate, my bank will only credit sFr 1570.- to my account, leaving on the Vendor account in GL a difference of sFr 30.- (= open Vendors)

    A new revaluation for march will now eliminate this difference of sFr 30.- and book it to "loss in foreign currencies".

    The trick is that the same exchange rate (1.57 per march 7th) is recorded as US$ exchange rate in Navision; the same rate the bank uses!


    Marcus




    Marcus Fabian
    m.fabian@thenet.ch
    +41 79 439 78 72
    With best regards from Switzerland

    Marcus Fabian
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