

Mark the Enter Corresponding Company ID option if you enter Corresponding Company IDs when you enter intercompany transactions.Enter or select Destination Company Due To/Due From accounts.

The Originating and Destination Due To/Due From accounts cannot be inactive accounts, unit accounts, or unit allocation accounts.For each intercompany relationship, you can specify only one due to/due from account for each company.Intercompany Processing automatically formats the account according to the account format of the specified company. If you enter the account number, enter it as an unformatted string. Enter or select Originating Company Due To/Due From accounts.The Company ID for the company you select appears below the list box. This is the company you establish an intercompany relationship with.

When you select an originating company ID, other companies you have access to appear in the Destination Company Name list. Enter or select an Originating Company ID.Open the Intercompany Setup window.(Microsoft Dynamics GP menu > Tools > Setup > System > Intercompany).If you’re not using Multicurrency Management, originating and destination companies must have the same functional currency. Setting up an intercompany relationship enables you to record transactions in General Ledger or Payables Management for the originating company that will create transactions in the General Ledger for the destination company. Use the Intercompany Setup window to define relationships between companies that can have intercompany transaction interaction. On the posting journal, Company A has a Due To account showing this liability and Company B has a Due From account showing this amount as receivable. For example, Company A owes Company B $100.00. Setting up an intercompany relationship means specifying the companies that can have intercompany transaction interaction and assigning the due to/due from accounts in these companies.ĭue to/due from accounts represent the General Ledger accounts used by Microsoft Dynamics GP that track the amounts to be paid or to be collected between companies. Use the Intercompany Setup window to set up intercompany relationships. I hope the below GP help file description will help you.

