When a
project's charge type is regular, the Bill by default setting determines whether the reimbursable or direct expense
account from a
vendor's default expense code is used for AP voucher and AP disbursement entry.
The
Bill by Default field for the expense code is intended to be used when you first turn on the
accounts payable expense code feature. It enables you to start using the feature before you enter the bill by default settings for each
project in the
Projects hub.
By default, the
Bill by Default check box for expense codes is selected, meaning the expense code is reimbursable (billable to the
client). When unselected, the expense code is direct (not billable to the
client).
Because there are two types of expense codes —
consultants and other — there is a
Consultants and
Other Expenses field in the
Bill by Default section on the Accounting tab of the
Projects hub. The default setting for both of these is
Expense Code. This means
DPS looks at the bill by default setting on the expense code instead of the
project for
consultant type and other type expense codes. Thus, you can use expense codes quickly after setting up expense codes, without setting up the bill by default setting for each
project.
If you are going to use the
Expense Code feature before setting up the bill by default settings for each
project, select the bill by default setting for the expense code that is typical for
projects.
If you are going to enter the bill by default setting for each
project before using the expense code feature, you can ignore this field, and select
Yes or
No for the
Consultants and
Other Expenses fields in the
Bill by Default section of the
Projects hub for each
project.
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