Import grouping and tax code assignments
You can import a file that contains account groupings and tax code assignments, map them to the correct columns, then import them into the trial balance. Follow these steps to create and map columns prior to importing grouping and tax code assignments into the trial balance.
- Open a project and select theTrial Balancetab, thenImport.
- SelectMy ComputerorDocuments in Onvio, thenNext.
- SelectFile – Choose the fileto import using either of the following methods.
- If you selectMy Computer, go to the location of the file to import from your local drive, select the file, thenOpen. You can also drag and drop the file into theImportscreen.
- If you selectDocuments in Onvio, go to the file for the current project and select the file from the Onvio Documents location.
- SelectNext.
- Define the account records from the import file and map them to the correct accounts in Onvio.
- Select the worksheet before the grid (tab in the spreadsheet) from which to import account groupings and tax code assignments.
- SelectEditfor the column to open theColumn Detailspanel.
- SelectAccount Groupingin theColumn Typefield.
- Select a schedule in theGrouping Schedulefield.
- Select a grouping level in theCode Levelfield.noteAll related subcode levels for a selected grouping schedule are automatically made available for selection in theCode Levelfield.
- SelectSaveto insert the selected codes and subcodes into the correct columns.
- SelectDoneto complete the import.
note
- The application displays any invalid codes and subcodes in red in the grouping columns of the Mapping grid.
- You can assign a subcode to an account grouping column only if the account grouping code has already been assigned.
- When tax grouping schedules and tax codes exist in the import file, the application automatically adds them to the list in theGrouping Schedulefield of theMappingpanel.
- When you select a tax grouping schedule, the Grouping Level list includes aUnitoption. You can apply a unit to any level of subcode or multiple levels of subcodes in the same import file. For example, you can apply the same unit grouping level to account 1 subcode 1 and to account 2 subcode 2.