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Configuration flag CFGVoyaccAccrualType enables an option to control the type of accrual items using IMOS - Business Rules. There are five possible values:

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• When CFGVoyaccAccrualType is set to a nondefault value, a check box column appears on the IMOS - Bill Viewer form; to exclude a row from IMOS - Monthly Accruals, clear its check box.
• When Accruals by Account is enabled:
  • If the accruals figures appear in red, that means that a Business Rule is missing an account.
    
  • Incremental accruals can be run. If accruals are run and then an adjustment is made that would warrant running accruals for a second time, the accrual journals do not have to be reversed to do so. The accruals can be run again, and the difference between the original accrual amount and the new accrual amount will be the resulting Journal Entry. Accrual journals that have been run but not posted will be overwritten. Only accounts that have been updated since the last run of accruals will have a Journal Entry created for them.

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1. Create unique Account Codes for internal broker and external brokers in the IMOS - Chart of Accounts and add their equivalent Accrual Accounts.
   
2. Create new Business Rules for both accounts using the same code (FCOMM), and link the Internal Broker in Vendor column. IMOS will thereby post the internal broker separated from the other external brokers:
   
3. Associate the new Business Rules with their accrual account by creating a new MACR rule:
   • In the Code column, enter the unique account code for the internal/external broker.
   • In the Account column, enter the accrual account code.
4. Enter the applicable accounts:
   • The Account column refers to the correct posting on the Income Statement.
   • The Credit Acc column refers to the correct posting on the Balance Sheet.
     

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• Run accruals and note that the separation is done per accrual account set for the respective internal and external brokers.
  

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