Comparing JV1STND and JV1ADVN Transactions

Process

This job aid describes the comparison of JV1STND (Standard Journal Voucher) and JV1ADVN (Advanced Journal Voucher) transactions.

The Journal Voucher (JV) is a transaction type that is not based on a single business function. The primary use of the JV is to record accounting activities that cannot be accomplished with other transactions or do not fit the business function of any other transaction. Common business tasks include adjusting/correcting entries for expenditures and revenues (when modification of the original transaction is not possible such as correcting a payment disbursement or Commercial card payment), establishing the Allowance for Bad Debt, and expensing Prepaids. Other uses include recording accounting that is not suited to any other functional area and interfacing accounting activity from other systems.


JV1STND and JV1ADVN are two most often used JV Transactions other than JVC (Cost Accounting Journal Voucher reserved for Programs with Front End Split). JV1STND and JV1ADVN share the following major features with all other JV type transactions:



Below is a detailed comparison of differences between JV1STND and JV1ADVN in their usage and function. Additional Job Aids for specific usage of the transactions can be found here 

JV1STND (Standard Journal Voucher)

JV1ADVN (Advanced Journal Voucher)