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Bank Reconciliation FF67
Bank Reconciliation FF67
FF67
Purpose
Processing of Bank Statement in order to clear the Open Items in the Clearing Accounts and
transfer the same to the Main Bank Account. Running the statement on daily basis ensures
that the balance as per the banks statement and the balance as per the books of accounts
are always reconciled.
Trigger
Bank Statement received from Banks in physical or soft copy.
Prerequisites
Bank Statement (soft copy / hard copy), House bank, Account ID, Statement Number
and Statement Date
Menu Path
Use the following menu path(s) to begin this transaction:
Transaction Code
FF67
Helpful Hints
R Required
O Optional
C Conditional
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Procedure
1.
Start the transaction using the menu path or transaction code FF67
FF67
2.
Double-click
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3.
Field Name
Company
Code
Description
Company Code for which
you want to the run the
Bank Statement
R/O/C
R
Comments
Defaults
House Bank
House
Bank
Company Code
the
Defaults
Account ID
Defaults
from
the
first screen
Statement
Number
Statement
Date
in
R
Bank Statement date
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Control data
Opening
Balance
Closing
Balance
Posting Date
R
R
Further
Processing
Bank posting
session
Sub-ledger
session
R
O
Press Enter
4.
In the subsequent screen select the variant for entering the bank Statement.
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5.
Field
Name
Description
R/O/C
Comments
Transaction
List
of
transactions
defined in the
system
are
shown below in
the next table
Value Date
R
Enter the amount as per the
bank statement
Amount
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Document
No.
Accounting
Document
Number. Using this the
system tries to find in a
customer, vendor or G/L
account the item that is
to be cleared by the
payment.
Applicable
for
check
deposit
transactions
Bank
Reference
Bank
reference
amount
debited
credited
for
/
Applicable while
posting items like
Interest,
Bank
Charges etc.
Reference
Applicable
for
check
issue
transactions. See
note below
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+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
-
Cheque Issued
Cheque issued Reversal
Transfer out to other bank A/c
Cash Withdrawal
Unresolved (Credit bank in our books)
Interest Paid
Interest Paid Reversal
Bank Chargeslkk bi cvil
Bank charges Reversal
Cheque deposits
Direct Deposit Customer known
Direct Deposit Cust known Reversal
Transfer in from other bank A/c
Cash Deposit
Unresolved (Debit bank in our books)
Interest Received
Interest Received Reversal
Interest Received Reversal
Cheque deposit via interim A/c
Direct cheque deposit
Deduction by Customers
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Select Transaction
Ensure that the
balances
match
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7.
Process Session
Transaction Code : SM35
Select the Session to be processed and click on Process.
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In the pop-up screen select Display errors only and Dynpro standard size.
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Click on Process
After process the system will pop-up a message saying that Processing of batch input
Session completed
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In case of amounts to be debited to expense accounts like interest and bank charges, the
system will stop the processing. The user has to enter the cost center.
Press enter and enter the cost center.
Press Enter.
Click on Session overview to check whether the batch has run in Error. Incase the batch
has run successfully, the same will not appear in the Session list.
8.
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Similarly entries have been passed for other Check deposit transactions.
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b.
If you want to see all document then select the posting date in FB03
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Then Execute
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9.
Result
Entries have been posted from Clearing Accounts to Main Bank Account
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Comments
The above procedure ensures that youre the balance as per your bank account and the main
bank account in your books of account always match, thus ensuring reconciliation through
Clearing Accounts at any given point of time.
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