Asset Accounting
- SAP Asset Accounting Configuration
Copy Reference Chart of Depreciation | OAP1 |
Change Name of Chart of Depreciation
Delete Depreciation Areas not needed | OAP1 |
Assign chart of Depreciation to Company code | OAB1 |
Specify number assignment across company codes (optional) | AO11 |
Specify Account Determination
Explanation : Enter account determination key & it's description | Tcode: SPRO – FA(N)- AA – Org structure – Asset Classes – Specify account determination |
Create Screen Layout Rule | Tcode : SPRO – FA(N) –AA – Org Structure – Asset Class – Create screen layout rule |
Define screen Layout rule for Asset Master Data
Explanation : Screen layout defined for each key created in earlier step | Tcode: OA77 |
Define Asset Number Range Interval | AS08 |
Asset Class
Explanation:
- Asset Class defined at client level
- They apply to all company codes
- Assign: Account Determination, Screen Layout rule, Number Range Assignment, Whether AC is blocked
| Tcode : OAOA |
Define Depreciation Areas
Explanation: Define type of value managed for acquition / net book value. Some options only +ve value / zero allowed etc | Tcode: SPRO – FA(N) – AA- Valuation – Depreciation areas – Define Depreciation Areas |
Specify transfer of APC ( Acquition & Production cost) values
Explanation: Transfer asset values from specified depreciation area to another depreciation area | Tcode : OABC |
Specify Transfer of Depreciation Terms | Tcode: OABD |
Determine Depreciation Term for the Asset Class
Explanation: Determine depreciation terms ( Depreciation Key + Useful Life + Screen Layout rule) for the Asset Class | Tcode : OAYZ |
Deactivate Asset Class at client Level | Tcode: AM05 |
Define how depreciation areas post to GL
Explanation: Options:
- Depreciation post to GL a/c in real time
- No depreciation posted to GL
- Post Depreciation & APPC periodically
- Post depreciation only
| Tcode: SPRO – FA(N) – AA – Integration with GL – Define how depreciation areas post to GL |
Maintain Depreciation Key
Activate Account assignment objects | Tcode: SPRO- FA(N) – AA – Integration with GL – Additional account assignment activate account assignment objects |
Specify Account assignment type | ACSET |
Assign GL account | Tcode: AO90 |
- Copy reference chart of depreciation
- Tcode: EC08
Explanation:
- COD is a list of depreciation areas
- COD must be assigned to a company code
- SAP provides ref. COD which we need to copy & create our own COD
- Can delete depreciation areas not used
- Specify description of chart of depreciation
- Tcode: SPRO-FA - AA-Org structure-Copy Ref. COD
- Copy / Delete Depreciation areas
- Tcode: SPRO-FA- AA-Org structure-Copy ref. COD
Explanation:
- Delete unwanted depreciation areas
- Assign Input tax indicator for Non taxable acquition
- Tcode: OBCL
Explanation:
- Assign input tax indicator to company code. System uses the indicator for non taxable transactions ( asset acquit ion) posted to taxable a/c
- Assign Chart of Depreciation to Company code
- Specify Account Determination
- Create screen layout rule
- Tcode: SPRO-FA-AA-Org structure-Asset Classes-Create Screen layout rules
Explanation:
- Screen layout rules determine fields to be displayed ( required/ optional/hidden) in AMR
- Define Asset number range interval
- Define Asset Classes
- Integration with GL
- Tcode: SPRO-FA-AA-Integration with GL-Define how depreciation areas post to GL
Explanation:
- System can post APC (Acquition & Production Cost) of one depreciation area online. Usually this is Book Dep. 01
- Transactions from other depreciation areas can be posted periodically to GL if required
- Assign G/L accounts
- Tcode: A090
- Explanation: << Refer TFIN>>
- Specify financial statement versions for asset reports
- Specify Document Type for Posting of Depreciation
- Tcode: AO71
Explanation:
- Standard doc. type AF is used for depreciation posting
- <, Refer TFIN>>
- Specify intervals & posting rules
- Tcode: OAYR
Explanation:
- Define how often ( monthly, quarterly, semi annually, annually) depreciation is posted
- Account Assignment (Cost Center Posting …) rule for the depreciation posting run
- Define depreciation areas
- Tcode: SPRO-FA-AA-Valuation-Depreciation Areas- Define Depreciation areas
Explanation:
- As COD is copied. Depreciation areas defined in COD are used
- Specify transfer of APC values
- Tcode: OABC
Explanation:
- In this field, you specify the reference depreciation area that provides values to another depreciation area. The system transfers the posting amounts of any transactions that affect acquisition and production costs from this area to the dependent area. A depreciation area can only adopt values from an area which has a smaller key than itself. No transfer is therefore possible to area 01
- Determine Depreciation areas in the Asset class
- Specify Memo Value
- Tcode: OAYI
Explanation:
- Here define memo value for each dep area / company code
- Memo value is the amount that is not depreciated to have value of an asset that has exceeded its useful life
- Memo value activated by an indicator in the asset class
- Memo value ensure fully depreciated assets with NBU of zero are shown in all legal reports
- Specify asset classes which will not take memo value into account
- Define Depreciation Area currency
- Calculation sequence for depreciation
- Unplanned Depreciation
- Tcode: OABU
Explanation:
- Specify depreciation areas where unplanned depreciation can be allowed
- Define base method
- Tcode: SPRO-FA-AA-Dep-Valuation Method-Dep Key- Calculation Method- Define base Method / Define declining balance method / Define Maximum amount method / Define multilevel method / Period Control Method
- Tcode : AFAMP
Explanation:
- Define declining balance method.
- Assign declining balance method to the depreciation keys
- Maintain depreciation key
- Tcode: AFAMA
Explanation:
- Assign Accounts
- Asset Accounting:
- Create Asset: AS01
Explanation:
- General Master Data: This part of the master record contains concrete information about the fixed asset.
- Data for Calculating Asset Values: You can specify depreciation terms in the asset master record for each depreciation area in the chart of depreciation.
- Use the reference field if you'd like to create an asset master record that is similar to another asset master record.
- Number of similar assets; this function enables you to create multiple similar assets in one master transaction. These assets initially differ from each other only by their main and/or sub-number
- Capitalized on: This date is the default for the asset value date when the first acquisition is posted
- Change AMR : AS02
Explanation:
- To change asset master record created in AS01
- To update asset scrap value
- No depreciation calculation during asset shut down: Click time dependent data - Select asset shutdown- click further intervals – click new intervals – Back & save. To re- commission the asset - simply repeat the above step entering the date for the recommencement of asset and deactivate the shutdown before saving. Accordingly the depreciation will not be calculated from the period between the date of the first interval and the date of the second interval
- Lock AMR : AS05
Explanation:
- Set this indicator, if you want to prevent further acquisitions from being posted to this asset. Once the blocking indicator is set, you can no longer post acquisitions to this asset. Asset transfers and asset retirement postings to blocked fixed assets are still possible.
- Delete AMR : AS06
Explanation:
- You can delete an asset master record to which no postings have been made.
- Create Sub Asset : AS11
Explanation:
- The main asset number represents the asset as a whole. Parts of assets can be represented by different sub-numbers
- Create Group Asset Master Record: AS21
- Asset Explorer : AW01N
Explanation:
- This function shows all the values of a fixed asset. Planned values are displayed, as well as values already posted
Choose the pushbutton above the overview tree, to reach the display transaction for asset master data.
To navigate between depreciation areas in the overview tree, select the depreciation area you want. Icons indicate the type of depreciation area. The icon indicates a real depreciation area, and the icon indicates a derived depreciation area.
Select a transaction line (bottom of screen) and choose display FI document in order to see the associated document in Financial Accounting. In the financial document, using menu option Environment ® Original Document you will see the purchase order that was used to purchase the asset.
NoteThe Parameters tab page contains information such as the depreciation key, useful life and index specifications used.
Note: More Functions:
You can use Call asset reports (for example, asset list, asset history sheet).
You can choose Translate currency amounts to have the system translate currencies. If you call reports in Asset Accounting after using this function, the reports are displayed in the currency you selected.
- Create Down Payment for Asset: F-48
Explanation:
- Posting the down payment.
- Posting the corresponding closing invoice
- Clearing the down payment with the closing invoice
Asset acquit ion with automatic offsetting entry : ABZON
Asset Retirement with revenue to customers : F-92
Retirement with Revenue without Customer : ABAON
Retirement due to Asset Scrapping : ABAVN
Intracompany Transfers : ABUMN
Explanation: There are basically three reasons why you might need to carry out an Intracompany transfer within a company code. One reason is if changes are made to organizational structures (reclassification of asset classes, changes to business areas or profit centers, and so on). Second, an Intracompany transfer might be necessary if account assignments are incorrect (for example, incorrect asset class).
Post the Post-Capitalization : ABNAN
- Explanation: Post-capitalization represents subsequent corrections to the acquisition and production costs (APC) of a fixed asset. An example of when you need this type of correction is if you neglect to add expenditures and costs linked with the acquisition or assembly of an asset to its APC in a fiscal year that is now closed. This example can apply to both part assets and entire complex fixed assets
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- Write-Ups
Explanation: A write-up is generally understood to be a subsequent change to the valuation of an asset (reversal of depreciation). Write-ups increase the book value of a fixed asse
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