Which record is a non-posting transaction?
Which record is a non-posting transaction?
A non-posting transaction is one that does not affect the company's general ledger balances or financial statements. Among the options provided, a Sales Order fits this definition. A Sales Order is a record of a customer's intent to purchase, but it does not immediately affect accounting records until further steps are taken, such as invoicing or shipping the goods. Therefore, the correct answer is Sales Order.
The following transaction types are always non-posting: Estimate Liability Adjustment Opportunity Payroll Adjustment Purchase Order Return Authorization Revenue Arrangement Sales Order Transfer Order Vendor Return Authorization Work Order
Sales Order is a non posting transaction
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https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/netsuite/ns-online-help/section_N1452887.html#Non-Posting-Transactions-in-Locked-and-Closed-Periods
A non-posting transaction is a planned activity that is not yet final. Non-posting transactions do not affect the general ledger balance, financial statements, or accounts. e.g. Estimate, Opportunity, Adjustment, Order, Authorization, Arrangement