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| − | {{this}} is the practice of recording the issuance of materials ([[Link::t:GI|Goods Issue]]) used in a production process after the production process is complete. Typically the timing of the {{this}} is combined with the transaction to receive the produced product ([[t:GR | + | {{this}} is the practice of recording the issuance of materials ([[Link::t:GI|Goods Issue]]) used in a production process after the production process is complete. Typically the timing of the {{this}} is combined with the transaction to receive the produced product ([[t:GR]]). |
| − | The most common alternative to {{this}} is pre-production [[t:GI | + | The most common alternative to {{this}} is pre-production [[t:GI]]. |
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Production processes where {{this}} is the accounting practice for [[t:GI|Goods Issue]] typically do not report [[t:WIP|Work-in-Process]] inventory as the goods receipt of the finished goods and goods issue for the raw materials are processed at the same time. | Production processes where {{this}} is the accounting practice for [[t:GI|Goods Issue]] typically do not report [[t:WIP|Work-in-Process]] inventory as the goods receipt of the finished goods and goods issue for the raw materials are processed at the same time. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:37, 19 November 2019
Backflushing is the practice of recording the issuance of materials (GI) used in a production process after the production process is complete. Typically the timing of the Backflushing is combined with the transaction to receive the produced product (Goods Receipt).
The most common alternative to Backflushing is pre-production Goods Issue.
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Production processes where Backflushing is the accounting practice for GI typically do not report WIP inventory as the goods receipt of the finished goods and goods issue for the raw materials are processed at the same time.
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