Rounding Accruals
Distributions are made to the Accrual % first, then the Check %. (See Using Accruals for more information.) Consequently, if the Accrual % is less than 50%, any cent adjustments are going to be distributed to the Check % transactions. As you can see from the following examples, the amount could vary slightly due to numbers being rounded by certain percentages. These examples are based on US Currency.
10% Accrual
For an accrual of 10%, there would be no accrual amount because 10% of $0.04 is $0.004, which rounds down to $0.00.
GL |
Type |
DR |
CR |
Effective Date |
Description |
11000 |
CSH |
0.04 |
11/3/15 |
Cash |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.04 |
11/3/15 |
Bonus Exp |
20% Accrual
For an accrual of 20%, there would be an accrual amount of $0.01 because 20% of $0.04 is $0.008, which rounds up $0.01.
GL |
Type |
DR |
CR |
Effective Date |
Description |
21001 |
OL |
0.01 |
10/31/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.01 |
10/31/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
21001 |
OL |
0.01 |
11/03/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.03 |
11/03/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
11000 |
CSH |
0.04 |
11/03/15 |
Cash |
30% Accrual
For an accrual of 30%, there would be an accrual amount of $0.01 because 30% of $0.04 is $0.012, which rounds down to $0.01.
GL |
Type |
DR |
CR |
Effective Date |
Description |
21001 |
OL |
0.01 |
10/31/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.01 |
10/31/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
21001 |
OL |
0.01 |
11/03/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.03 |
11/03/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
11000 |
CSH |
0.04 |
11/03/15 |
Cash |
40% Accrual
For an accrual of 40%, there would be an accrual amount of $0.02 because 40% of $0.04 is $0.016, which rounds up to $0.02.
GL |
Type |
DR |
CR |
Effective Date |
Description |
21001 |
OL |
0.02 |
10/31/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.02 |
10/31/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
21001 |
OL |
0.02 |
11/03/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.02 |
11/03/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
11000 |
CSH |
0.04 |
11/03/15 |
Cash |
50% Accrual
For an accrual of 50%, there would be an accrual amount of $0.02 because 50% of $0.04 is $0.02.
GL |
Type |
DR |
CR |
Effective Date |
Description |
21001 |
OL |
0.02 |
10/31/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.02 |
10/31/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
21001 |
OL |
0.02 |
11/03/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.02 |
11/03/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
11000 |
CSH |
0.04 |
11/03/15 |
Cash |
60% Accrual
For an accrual of 60%, there would be an accrual amount of $0.02 because 60% of $0.04 is $0.024, which rounds down to $0.02.
GL |
Type |
DR |
CR |
Effective Date |
Description |
21001 |
OL |
0.02 |
10/31/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.02 |
10/31/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
21001 |
OL |
0.02 |
11/03/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.02 |
11/03/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
11000 |
CSH |
0.04 |
11/03/15 |
Cash |
70% Accrual
For an accrual of 70%, there would be an accrual amount of $0.03 because 70% of $0.04 is $0.028, which rounds up to $0.03.
GL |
Type |
DR |
CR |
Effective Date |
Description |
21001 |
OL |
0.03 |
10/31/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.03 |
10/31/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
21001 |
OL |
0.03 |
11/03/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.01 |
11/03/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
11000 |
CSH |
0.04 |
11/03/15 |
Cash |
80% Accrual
For an accrual of 80%, there would be an accrual amount of $0.03 because 80% of $0.04 is $0.032, which rounds to $0.03.
GL |
Type |
DR |
CR |
Effective Date |
Description |
21001 |
OL |
0.03 |
10/31/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.03 |
10/31/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
21001 |
OL |
0.03 |
11/03/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.01 |
11/03/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
11000 |
CSH |
0.04 |
11/03/15 |
Cash |
90% Accrual
For an accrual of 90%, there would be an accrual amount of $0.04 because 90% of $0.04 is $0.036, which rounds to $0.04. There would be no check amount because 10% of $0.04, rounded down, would be $0.00.
GL |
Type |
DR |
CR |
Effective Date |
Description |
21001 |
OL |
0.04 |
10/31/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
50003 |
EXP |
0.04 |
10/31/15 |
Bonus Exp |
|
21001 |
OL |
0.04 |
11/03/15 |
Accrual Exp |
|
11000 |
CSH |
0.04 |
11/03/15 |
Cash |