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Create a Posting Period Variants
Create a Posting Period Variants
/nspro Screen
– Financial Accounting
– Financial accounting global setting
– Document
– Posting Period
1. Define Variant for open posting periods
– Position 3000
– Select that line
– Copy
– Change variant and name from 3000 to your C. Code
– Save
2. Open and close posting periods
– Position 3000
– Select all 3000 lines
– Copy
– Change it, from 3000 to your company code
– Save
3. Assign Variant to company code
– Position AJ01
– Select that line
– Save
Create a Fiscal Year Variant
/nspro Screen
(Purpose: In the below path you define your fiscal year variant that matches your company Fiscal year, e.g.: K4)
– Financial Accounting
– Financial accounting global setting
– Fiscal Year
– Maintain fiscal year variant (TCODE: ob29)
– Position k4
– Select K4 Line
– Save
In the below path you assign your fiscal year variant to your company code.
Go back to the previous screen
– Financial Accounting
– Financial accounting global setting
– Fiscal Year
– Assign company code (TCODE: 0b37)
– Position Your Company Code
– Select
– Save
(Go to position and go to your company code, in the fiscal year variant column select the variant column you defined in the previous step, e.g. k4).
Charts of Account
After creating Company Code, the next thing we have to do is creating Chart of Accounts (COA).In SAP R/3 term, Chart of Accounts is a unique four alphanumeric code that represents the structure of group of General Ledger (G/L) accounts. The COA contains the definition of all G/L accounts such as their account number, account name, and the type of G/L account (whether the account is a Profit &Loss; /P&L; type account or a balance sheet type account).
Each company code must have one chart of accounts (COA) for its general ledger. The COA must be assigned to the company code. A COA can be assigned to several company codes which mean that these company code’s general ledgers have the same structure.
We can define Chart of Accounts with “OB13” T-code or through “SPRO” T-code menu: Financial Accounting – General Ledger Accounting – G/L Accounts – Master Records – Preparations – Edit Chart of Account Lists.
The definition of COA determines some characteristics of the COA, which are:
§ Chart of Accounts code and its description.
§ The language of COA.
§ Length of G/L Account number of the COA (up to 10 digits, can be numerical or alphanumeric).
§ Type of integration between G/L accounts and cost elements. It controls of how a cost element can be maintained when maintaining a G/L account. A cost element classifies the company’s valuated consumption of production factors within a controlling area. A cost element corresponds to a cost-relevant item in the chart of accounts such as expense account (a P&L; account).
The following options are available for each G/L account:
§ No maintenance of cost elements.
§ Cost elements maintained manually.
§ Cost elements maintained automatically. When we save a new G/L account, the related cost element is automatically created. A prerequisite is that a default value for the cost element category has been set up for this cost element. If no default value is found, the system will not create a cost element.
§ Group Chart of Accounts for consolidation process (if the general ledger of the company code will be consolidated to the parent company’s general ledger).
§ The status of COA: blocked or not. SAP suggests blocking COA if charts of accounts are created centrally and accounts are created locally. If this is the case, then the block prevents accounts from being created in the company codes for a chart of accounts that is not yet completed.
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Field Status Variant
/nspro Screen
Purpose:
To create your field status variant to suppress, Req. Entry or opt. Entry the fields
/nspro menu
– Financial Accounting
– Financial Accounting Global Setting
– Document
– Line item
– Controls
1. Maintain Field Status Variant (TCODE: obc4)
– Position 3000
– Copy
– Change it from 3000 to your company code
– Enter
– Copy all
– Enter
– Save
2. Assign Company code to field status variants (TCODE: obc5)
– Position VG01
– Make changes in last column with your company code
– Enter and Save
Posting keys
Posting Key is a 2 digit key to control line items. Posting Key config controls.
- Whether the posting is debit or credit.
- The type of account the entry will be made to. (G/L, Customer, Vendor, Assets, Material)
- Posting key for reversal, if document is reversed.
- Screen Layout – Fields can be suppressed, required or optional.
- Field status can be controlled using Posting Key Field status as well as Field status Group assigned to G/L.
Maintain Accounting Configuration : Posting Keys List | |||
Posting keys | Name | Debit\Credit | Account Types |
1 | Invoice | Debit | Customer |
2 | Reverse Credit Memo | Debit | Customer |
3 | Bank Charges | Debit | Asset |
4 | Other Receivables | Debit | Customer |
5 | Outgoing payment | Debit | Customer |
6 | Payment Difference | Debit | Customer |
7 | Other Clearing | Debit | Customer |
8 | Payment Clearing | Debit | G\L Account |
9 | SPL G\L Debit | Debit | Customer |
10 | G\L postings | Debit | G\L Account |
11 | Credit Memo | Credit | Customer |
12 | Reserve Invoice | Credit | Customer |
13 | Reserve Charges | Credit | Customer |
14 | Other Payables | Credit | Vendor |
15 | Incoming payment | Credit | Customer |
16 | Payment Difference | Credit | Asset |
17 | Other Clearing | Credit | Customer |
18 | Payment Clearing | Credit | Customer |
19 | SPL G\L Credit | Credit | Customer |
21 | Credit Memo | Debit | Vendor |
22 | Reverse Invoice | Debit | Vendor |
24 | Other Receivables | Debit | Vendor |
25 | Outgoing payment | Debit | Vendor |
26 | Payment Difference | Debit | Vendor |
27 | Clearing | Debit | Vendor |
28 | Payment Clearing | Debit | Vendor |
29 | SPL G\L Debit | Debit | Vendor |
31 | Invoice | Credit | Vendor |
32 | Reverse Credit Memo | Credit | Vendor |
34 | Other Payables | Credit | Vendor |
35 | Incoming payment | Credit | Vendor |
36 | Payment Difference | Credit | Vendor |
37 | Other Clearing | Credit | Vendor |
38 | Payment Clearing | Credit | Asset |
39 | SPL G\L Credit | Credit | Vendor |
40 | Debit Entry | Debit | G\L Account |
50 | Credit Entry | Credit | G\L Account |
70 | Debit Asset | Debit | Asset |
75 | Credit Asset | Credit | Asset |
80 | Inventory Taking | Debit | G\L Account |
81 | Cost | Debit | G\L Account |
82 | inventory Difference | Debit | G\L Account |
83 | Price Difference | Debit | G\L Account |
84 | Consumption | Debit | G\L Account |
85 | Change in Stock | Debit | G\L Account |
86 | GR\IR Debit | Debit | G\L Account |
89 | Stock inwd movement | Debit | Material |
91 | Cost | Credit | G\L Account |
92 | inventory Difference | Credit | G\L Account |
93 | Price Difference | Credit | G\L Account |
94 | Consumption | Credit | G\L Account |
95 | Change in Stock | Credit | G\L Account |
96 | GR\IR Credit | Credit | G\L Account |
99 | Stock Outwd Movement | Credit | Material |