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l10n_ro_account_currency_reevaluation |
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| Website | https://www.nexterp.ro |
| Versions | 18.0 19.0 |
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Odoo Online
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| Odoo Apps Dependencies |
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Invoicing (account)
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| Lines of code | 2293 |
| Technical Name |
l10n_ro_account_currency_reevaluation |
| License | OPL-1 |
| Website | https://www.nexterp.ro |
| Versions | 18.0 19.0 |
Romania - Account Currency Reevaluation
Romania - Account Currency Reevaluation
Overview
Performs the month-end foreign-currency reevaluation required by Romanian accounting rules. The module adds an Allow Currency Reevaluation flag on the chart of accounts and reevaluates, at a given closing date, every unreconciled posted journal item in a foreign currency on those accounts, plus the running balance of every foreign-currency bank journal.
Each open line is converted from its original foreign amount to the
company currency at the BNR exchange rate of the first day of the
following month (per Romanian rules), and a single balanced journal
entry is posted to the configured general journal: counterpart is
income_currency_exchange_account_id for gains or
expense_currency_exchange_account_id for losses. The new line is
stamped with l10n_ro_currency_reevaluation = True and linked to the
source line through l10n_ro_currency_reevaluation_move_line_id so it
can be cancelled at the next period closing.
A Force Reconcile server action is added on
account.move.line for the rare cases where Odoo's standard
reconciliation refuses two same-side lines — typically when matching a
payment with a previous reevaluation line. Best practice: reconcile
invoice and payment first, then force-reconcile the payment with the
reevaluation line.
Built & supported by NextERP Romania
Romanian Odoo specialists, here for the long run — from implementation to localization and day-to-day production support.
What we do
Odoo Solutions
From quick-start rollouts to multi-company deployments and custom modules built for your processes.
Romanian Localization
SAF-T (D406), e-Factura, e-Transport, D300 / D390 / D394, ANAF integration, full chart of accounts and fiscal positions.
Our Services
Implementation, customization, migration, integration, support and consultancy — Romanian-speaking, SLA-backed.
Features
- Opt-in account flag —
account.account.l10n_ro_currency_reevaluationis a boolean visible on the Chart of Accounts form for Romanian accounts. Only accounts with this flag are picked up by the reevaluation wizard. Typical candidates: 401, 404, 411, 419, 462, 542, 5121. - Reevaluation document —
l10n.ro.currency.reevaluation(model with state bar Draft → Posted). It collects three smart buttons: To check Lines, To check Journals, Moves Created, so any line reconciled after the closing date or any bank line posted after the last statement is flagged for review. - Period-end BNR rate — for every open foreign line the new
company-currency value is computed at the rate of the first day of
the month following the closing date (per Romanian rules), so the
delta against
amount_residualis the gain or loss to book. - Bank journals reevaluated on running balance — for every
foreign-currency journal, the wizard takes the last bank statement
line's
running_balanceat or before the closing date and writes the FX delta against the journal's default account. - Audit trail on every line —
l10n_ro_currency_reevaluation_move_line_idlinks the new gain/loss line back to the source line; the booleanl10n_ro_currency_reevaluationmarks reevaluation lines so they can be filtered out of the next run. - Force Reconcile server action — exposes Odoo's
l10n_ro_force_reconcilecontext flag from the journal-item list, letting you reconcile two same-side lines (e.g. payment + previous reevaluation line). Requiresaccount.group_account_invoice. - Default journal fallback — uses
company.currency_exchange_journal_id, falling back to the firsttype = generaljournal of the company.
Configuration
You need accounting manager rights and an installed Romanian Chart of Accounts.
1. Mark accounts as reevaluatable
Open Accounting → Configuration → Chart of Accounts, then for every account you want to reevaluate (typically partner accounts 401, 404, 411, 419, 462, treasury 542, 5121 currency sub-accounts) tick Allow Currency reevaluation.

The flag is shown only on Romanian companies (is_l10n_ro_record).
Accounts without the flag are skipped by the wizard, even if they
have open foreign-currency entries.
2. Configure FX gain / loss accounts
The wizard posts gains and losses on the standard Odoo company accounts:
- Income Currency Exchange Account —
res.company.income_currency_exchange_account_id(typically765*). - Expense Currency Exchange Account —
res.company.expense_currency_exchange_account_id(typically665*).
Set both at Accounting → Configuration → Settings, in the Currencies block.
3. Configure the reevaluation journal
By default, the wizard posts in the journal you pick on the document.
For the per-line reevaluation it falls back to
res.company.currency_exchange_journal_id, then to the first
type = general journal of the company.
Set the company default at Accounting → Configuration → Settings → Currencies → Journal.
4. Bank journals in foreign currency
No extra setup is needed. The wizard automatically picks up every
journal with currency_id different from the company currency and
reevaluates its running balance based on the last bank statement line
on or before the closing date.
If a foreign bank journal has unposted statement lines between the last statement and the closing date, the document flags it under To check Journals — review and post those lines before running.
How it works
Run the month-end reevaluation
Open Accounting → Romania → Currency revaluation and click New.

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Pick the Journal (general type) used to post the reevaluation entries.
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Start Date and End Date default to the previous month (first day to last day). End Date is the cutoff used for
parent_state = posted,date <= reevaluation_datefiltering and for picking the BNR FX rate (first day of the following month).
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Click Validate (button name
compute_difference).
The document switches to Posted and the three smart buttons show:
- Moves Created — every reevaluation
account.moveposted in the selected journal (one per source line + one per foreign bank journal). - To check Lines — open lines whose reconciliation date is after the closing date (they will need a corrective reevaluation next period).
- To check Journals — foreign bank journals with unposted statement lines between the last bank statement and the closing date.

What gets posted
For each open foreign line on a marked account:
amount = new_amount(BNR rate of first day of next month)
− current company-currency residual
If amount > 0: debit source account, credit
income_currency_exchange_account_id. If amount < 0: the opposite.
Reevaluation lines have amount_currency = 0 and are stamped with
l10n_ro_currency_reevaluation = True and
l10n_ro_currency_reevaluation_move_line_id = <source line>.
Force reconcile
From any journal-item list, select two or more lines and run
Action → Force Reconcile. This calls reconcile() with the
l10n_ro_force_reconcile context flag, which lets you reconcile
same-side lines (typical when matching a payment with a previous
reevaluation line).
Recommended order: reconcile invoice + payment first, then force reconcile the payment with the prior reevaluation line.
Screenshots
Captured from a running Odoo instance.
Action view account currency revaluation
Versions
19.0.0.1.0 (2026-05-24)
- Changelog tracking starts at this release.
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