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How to create an Interoffice Revenue Share

Automate the process of sharing revenue across offices based on agreed percentages.

Scenario

Office 1 raises an invoice for client A and wants to share (journalize) a percentage of the revenue earned from that invoice with office 2. 

Steps:

  1. Navigate to Master Files > Clients.
  2. Click Interoffice Revenue Sharing
  3. Click CREATE A NEW REVENUE SHARE. 
  4. Enter or select the following information. 
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    Field  Description. 
    Invoicing Office  Enter or select an invoicing office (Office 1). 
    Share With Office  Enter or select an office to share with (Office 2). 
    Start Date Enter or select the start date. 
    End Date  Enter or select the end date.
    Share % Enter the % of revenue to be shared with Office 2.
    Client  Enter or select the client that the revenue share relates to (for all invoices), e.g., Client A
    Job  Enter or select a job only if the revenue share applies to a specific job; otherwise, leave it blank.
    Master Job  Enter or select a master job only if the revenue share applies to a master job; otherwise, leave it blank. 
  5. Click SAVE
  6. Click Select GL Accounts For Revenue Share.
  7. Select the GL account types and click the arrow keys to move the accounts back and forth.  
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  8. Click SAVE or SAVE & CLOSE

Workflow and postings

When client job invoices are raised matching the defined parameters, an additional set of journals is automatically created.

Let's assume Office 1 earned 10,000 of revenue for a Client A invoice, and 20% of this is to be shared with Office 2.  The journal entries will be:

        In Office 1

Account Debit Credit
Revenue 2,000  
Interoffice Clearing - Office 2   2,000

In Office 2

Account Debit Credit
Interoffice Clearing - Office1 2,000  
Revenue   2,000

Multi-currency handling

If Office 2 has a different accounting/home currency, the journal will be converted to that currency according to the current FX rates defined.