• The Check Amount, Total Currency, Amount, and Total Coin Amount must be zero or greater.
• The Cash Reconciliation Total must be equal to the total of the Accounting Lines tab.
• There must be at least one accounting line in the document.
• The CR document is one-sided. The KFS automatically generates the other side of the entry affecting the cash account, as defined by the data entered into the document.
• The object code restrictions are as follows.
Object sub type code restrictions for Cash Receipt documents
Object Sub Type Code |
Description |
Restrictions |
BU |
Budget Only Object Codes |
Unallowable |
CA |
Cash |
Unallowable |
CE |
Cost Recovery Expense |
Unallowable |
FB |
Fund Balance |
Unallowable |
FR |
Fringe Benefits |
Unallowable |
HW |
Hourly Wages |
Unallowable |
MT |
Mandatory Transfers |
Unallowable |
PL |
Capital Assets |
Unallowable |
RE |
Reserves |
Unallowable |
SA |
Salary and Wages |
Unallowable |
VA |
Valuations and Adjustments |
Unallowable |
Object type code restrictions for Cash Receipt documents
Object Type Code |
Description |
Restrictions |
ES |
Equipment Start-Up Costs |
Unallowable |
IC |
Income Not Cash |
Unallowable |
Consolidated object code restrictions for Cash Receipt documents
Consolidated Object Code |
Description |
Restrictions |
FDBL |
Fund Balance |
Unallowable |
Making Corrections:
If a CR has been initiated and approved, but the accounting line
information was incorrect, use the General Error Correction (GEC) document to make corrections. If the total amount
of a CR is incorrect, use the Advance Deposit (AD) document
to make the correction.
For more
information about the GEC and AD documents, see General Error Correction and Advance Deposit.
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