No receiver records

Definition

This field controls whether the system should write records on the receiver side as well for a goods movement between two profit centers.

The receiver records are generally needed to represent the change in stock on the receiver profit center correctly.

However, when you transfer raw materials or operating supplies between profit centers, there is no change in stock. In these cases you do not need the receiver records.

Example:
Parentheses represent credits, entries with a * in front are new lines in Profit Center Accounting.

• Goods usage of a semi-finished good SEMI with profit center P1 to a production order with profit center P2.
  
  Posting: Change in stock SF to stock SF
  
  Postings to: P1 P2
  
  *(internal revenues)
  change in stock SF (1)
  
  *change in stock *(change in stock) (2)
  
  *delivery from profit center
  
  From the standpoint of P2 there is no change in stock of SF, since
  lines (1) and (2) cancel each other out. All that remains are the costs
  for "Delivery from profit center".
  

• Goods usage of a raw material RAW with profit center P1 to a production
  order with profit center P2.
  
  Posting: Use of raw materials to stock of raw materials
  
  Postings to: P1 P2
  
  *(internal revenues)
  *change in stock
  
  Usage of raw materials
  
  Here the posting is depicted correctly on P2 even without the
  receiver records.