1Z0-1055-20 Online Practice Questions and Answers

Which invoice types can be included in the Create Payment flow?

A. Standard, Credit Memo and Debit Memo

B. Standard, Credit Memo and Customer Refund

C. Standard, Credit Memo, and Invoice Request

D. Standard, Debit Memo and Customer Refund

You need to enter a last-minute invoice during the close process. What is the quickest way to enter and post the invoice to general ledger?

A. Enter the invoice via a spreadsheet. Then, from the Manage Invoices page, query the invoice, validate it, create accounting, and then open general ledger's Manage Journals page and post the associated invoice journal entry.

B. Enter the invoice in the Create Invoice page, choose the Validate option, and then the Account and Post to Ledger option.

C. Enter and post a manual journal entry directly into the general ledger.

D. Enter the invoice via a spreadsheet and then validate, account, and post the invoice from the spreadsheet.

You have invoices with distributions across primary balancing segments that represent different

companies.

What feature should you use if you want the system to automatically balance your invoice's liability amount

across the same balancing segments on the invoice distributions?

A. Payable's Automatic Offset

B. Intercompany Balancing

C. Subledger Accounting's Account Rules

D. Suspense Accounts

E. Payables' Allow Reconciliation Accounting

How will system evaluate the tolerances for expense reports?

A. System will calculate error tolerance as (|Policy Rate * (1+Error Tolerance/100)|) currency precision.

B. System will calculate warning tolerance as Policy Rate * (1+Warning Tolerance/100)*currency precision.

C. System will calculate error tolerance as Policy Rate * (1+Warning Tolerance+ Error Tolerance/100).

D. System will calculate warning tolerance as Policy Rate * (1+Warning Tolerance/100).

E. System will use absolute amount tolerance setup to do validations.

You have a high volume of invoices to enter that have similar lines and do not require extensive validation. What must you do if you want to group multiple invoices in a batch during spreadsheet entry?

A. Make sure the Invoice Number is the same.

B. Make sure all the invoice dates are the same.

C. Assign the same Invoice Header Identifier to multiple invoices you want to group.

D. Enable the invoice option Require Invoice Grouping, and the system automatically groups invoices entered in the same spreadsheet.

E. Enter a value in the Invoice Group field to group similar invoices into a batch.

You are using the Payable's Deferred Expense feature (also known as Multiperiod Accounting). You have entered an invoice for a three-month lease that is entered on Jan 10th. The total expense is $12,000 and it covers the rental period from Jan 1st to Mar 31st. Assuming that the rental expenses are split evenly per month and a monthly accounting calendar is used, what would the accounting entry be?

A. On Jan 10th, Debit Prepaid Expense for 12,000 and Credit Liability 12,000

B. On Jan 31st, Debit Rental Expense for 4,000 and Credit Prepared Expense for 4,000On Feb 28th, Debit Rental Expense for 4,000 and Credit Prepared Expense for 4,000

C. On Jan 10th, Debit Prepaid Expense 12,000 and Credit Liability for 12,000 and thenOn Jan 31st, Debit Rental Expense for 4,000 and Credit Prepared Expense for 4,000On Feb 28th, Debit Rental Expense for 4,000 and Credit Prepared Expense for 4,000On Mar 31st, Debit Rental Expense for 4,000 and Credit Prepared Expense for 4,000

D. On Mar 31st, Debit Rental Expense for 4,000 and Credit Prepared Expense for 4,000On Jan 10th, Debit Rental Expense for 12,000 and Credit Cash for 12,000

Which reports can show you differences between your subledger balances and general ledger balances to help you reconcile quickly?

A. Payables to Ledger Reconciliation report

B. Payables Aging reports with the General Ledger Trial Balance report

C. General Ledger Financial Statements and the Accounts Payable and Invoice Registers

D. Payables Trial Balance and General Ledger Trial Balance reports

What are the two advantages of using a spreadsheet for correcting invoice import errors? (Choose two.)

A. identification of errors with clear error messages at the invoice header and line levels

B. ability to enter a high volume of invoices via a spreadsheet

C. ability to correct errors and re-import invoices directly from a spreadsheet

D. identification of errors with clear error messages at the invoice header level only

E. ability to correct errors within the spreadsheet and send invoice corrections for approval

You have an invoice with a payment term that has the following settings: Day of Month = 15 Cut off Day = 11 Months Ahead = 0 Terms Date on Invoice = January 12th What will the resulting due date for the invoice installment be?

A. March 15th

B. January 15th

C. April 15th

D. February 15th

Your company wants to generate intercompany transactions in USD but only if the amount involved is $3,000 USD or more. Which two intercompany system options are valid?

A. You cannot update the minimum transaction currency when intercompany currency is entered.

B. Intercompany invoices will be generated for the minimum accountable amount set at the payable invoice options and receivable system options.

C. Set the intercompany system option minimum transaction amount to $ 3,000 USD.

D. Approval rules need to set the allow of the intercompany transactions to be routed to the receiver or provider.

E. Set the intercompany system option minimum transaction amount to $2,999.99 USD.