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SIE

SIE

 

 

Reference: The SIE file format

 

SIE File Type

Closing Balances

Period end balances

#PSALDO

Object balances

Export Transactions

Opening and Closing Balance

#IB #UB

Profit and Loss

#RES

Retained Earnings

#IB #UB

Type 1 - Export of closing balances

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Type 2 - Export of period end balances

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Type 3 - Export of object balances

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Type 4E - Export of transactions

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

Default Searches

SIE balance

SIE profit and loss account balance

SIE P&L

SIE period end balance

SIE balance

SIE transactions

customsearch_sta_sie_search_ib

customsearch_sta_sie_search_res

customsearch_sta_sie_pl

customsearch_sta_sie_search_psaldo

customsearch_sta_sie_search_ib

customsearch_sta_sie_search_transactions

 

SIE balance - this is used for #IB Opening balance of a balance sheet account and #UB Closing balance for balance sheet account .

This shows balances for “Balance Sheet” accounts, including RE

Account must contain an SRU code (custom field)

SIE P&L - this is used for #IB Opening balance of a balance sheet account and #UB Closing balance for balance sheet account

This shows balances to get the Retained Earnings that was closed from P&L

SIE profit and loss account balance #RES Balance for profit and loss account

This shows net debit/credit for “P&L” accounts

SIE transactions

 

 

The account must have account numbers on all searches

Account must contain an SRU code (custom field)

 

When running the report, the user should set the User Preference: Accounting Context if they are using different set of Accounting Context for Sweden.

 

 

#SIETYP

#FNAMN Complete name of the exported company - this is based on Subsidiary: Legal Name

 

#RAR YYYYMMDD YYYYMMDD

First date is the Start Date or Accounting Period: Start Date

Second date is the End Date or Accounting Period: End Date

 

#RAR-1 YYYYMMDD YYYYMMDD

Year minus both dates

 

 

#DIM - dimension note: it seems that we always start with “20” increment of 1, not sure why, can we support hierarchy?

#OBJEKT obect

 

There is no #OUB closing balance for object