The Financial Detailed (FD) Report for Prior Period Adjustments allows the user to view all adjustments made to any record where the original date is during a prior locked period in a selected location.
Prerequisites
Prior Period Lock must be enabled, and the Prior Period date must be higher than 01/01/2000.
Run the Report
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Go to Location Management > Reports tab
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Open FD Prior Period Adjustments Report
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Date: Select the period to base this report on. This date refers to the date of the adjustment.
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Location: Select the Location or <All Locations> from the droplist if applicable
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Location Page Break: A new page will start for each Location
- Click OK
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Report Details
Transaction ID |
The invoice/receipt ID. |
Transaction Type
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The type of transaction: |
Effective Date |
Date of the original transaction. |
Benefit Revenue
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Adjustments made to invoice installments where the Main Responsible Party is an insurance fund |
Benefit GST
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GST on adjustments made to invoice installments where the Main Responsible Party is an insurance fund |
Gap Revenue
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Adjustments made to invoice installments where the Main Responsible Party is NOT an insurance fund |
Gap GST
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GST on adjustments made to invoice installments where the Main Responsible Party is NOT an insurance fund |
Non-Clinical Revenue
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Adjustments made to invoice installments where the Main Responsible Party is NOT an insurance fund and where the item contains an alphabetical code |
Non-Clinical GST
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GST on adjustments made to invoice installments where the Main Responsible Party is NOT an insurance fund and where the item contains an alphabetical code |
Debtors+Creditors |
Debts of Patients - Debts of Location |
GST Liability |
GST of items included in invoices |
Discount |
Discounts entered into invoices |
GST on Discount |
GST on discounts entered into invoices |
Other Payments
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Payments made to invoice installments where the Main Responsible Party is NOT an insurance fund |
Paid by Fund
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Payments made to invoice installments where the Main Responsible Party is an insurance fund |
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