Use this when a fund choice is not behaving the way you expected. URBI refused to pay a reserve expense URBI checks the property's reserve spending account at the moment of payment. It refuses, and...
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Use this when a fund choice is not behaving the way you expected.
URBI checks the property's reserve spending account at the moment of payment. It refuses, and posts nothing, when the nominated account has been deactivated, changed to a different account type, or moved to another property, or when it is the same account the expense itself was charged to.
Nothing was posted incorrectly. Open Accounting -> Settings -> Accounting Details, choose a valid active equity account under Reserve spending account, and pay the expense again. See Setting up reserve spending.
Bank matching will match the transaction and then deliberately stop short of marking a reserve expense paid in two situations:
The match itself is kept. Open the expense and pay it through the normal payment flow, which posts the reclass properly. If the amount was wrong, correct the amount first, then pay.
That is correct and intended. Reserve activity is excluded from budget actuals on both cash and accrual basis. See Reserve in budgets and reports.
The suggestion comes from the paying account's most recent posted entry. Because a fund is a tag on each line rather than a property of the account, an account can hold entries in more than one fund, so the suggestion is a starting point only. Change it on the form before you commit the payment.
There is not one, by design. A fund is tagged on each posted line, so an account is never tied to a single fund and you never need a separate account per fund. See What a fund is.
While the expense is unpaid, reopen it and change the fund. The tag on the posted entry updates and the expense does not go back through approval.
If it is already paid, void the payment, correct the fund, and pay it again. Voiding reverses the reserve reclass along with the payment, so nothing is left behind.
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