column for the map that includes the datasets you want to individually map.
tip
The
Unmapped Accounts
column shows whether the dataset has any unmapped accounts. You can apply a filter to show only datasets with unmapped accounts.
In the grid in the left pane, select the check box in the first column for the account you want to map.
In the right pane, select a tax account.
Select the
Map
button. The status for the account in the
Chart of Accounts
grid changes from
UnMapped
to
Mapped
, and the
Tree View
in the
Tax Accounts
pane shows the mapped accounts directly beneath the tax account.
Repeat these steps for each account you want to map.
Select
Save
on the toolbar to save your changes.
Map a range of accounts
Range mapping lets you map groups of accounts in logical ranges to specific tax targets. When your charts of accounts change, the ranges are automatically mapped to new accounts on import.
From the menu, select
Configuration
, then
Mappings
.
Select the hyperlink in the
Name
column for the map you want to add a range to.
Select
Range Mappings
from the
Show
dropdown list.
On the toolbar, select
Add New Range
.
note
You can set up multiple ranges. If you do so, you must set range priority. Setting range priority ensures that accounts captured by more than 1 range are mapped only once.
On the pop-up window, enter the account that starts the range in the
From Account
field, then enter the account that ends the range in the
To Account
field.
Select whether the accounts are debit, credit, or both from the
Dr/Cr
dropdown list.
Select
ADD
to add the range.
The list of tax targets appears in a pane to the right of the screen. In the left panel, mark the checkbox next to the range you want to map.
In the right panel, select the tax target for this range.
Select the
Map
button.
On the toolbar, select
Apply Changes
. Imported values for this range will now be mapped and flow into the account you selected.