No, not at Wavelet EMP. When a negative quantity is
entered into an invoice, no reference invoice/cashale is specified,
this is a loop hole because
no checking of the return price is enforced to ensure the returning price is lower or equal to the selling price.
In addition, when there's a trade in of stock, it should affect the
moving average stock values. By simply putting a negative quantity at
the
invoice, it makes the calculations of the COST OF GOODS SOLD, the new average stock values to skew.
In order to ensure the integrity of accounting module, inventory
module, and various sales return business logic, Wavelet EMP does not
allow users to put negative quantity or price in the INVOICE/CASHSALE.
Creating a proper sales return is the right step to do.
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