on 05-23-2006 3:20 PM
Hi there,
We are going to roll out to new company which used double declining method in their previous system. I have tried to configure new depreciation key as double declining method as below but the monthly depreciation is incorrect.
APC: 1,000,000
use life: 4 years
dep key class declining balance
base method = Ordinary: percentage from useful life
declining factor = 2
multilevel method: base value = NBV
rem.life = yes
Though I have set the base value as NBV over the remaining life, the system proposed the monthly planned depr as 41,667 for the whole first year.
(1,000,000 / 48 * 2 )
How do we able to configure to get below result??
APC: 1,000,000
use life: 4 years
month 1 = ((1,000,000 - 0) / 48 * 2 ) = 41,667
month 2 = ((1,000,000 - 41,667) / 47 * 2 ) = 40,780
month 3 = ((1,000,000 - 82,447) / 46 * 2 ) = 39,894 and so on..
Really grateful if somebody can help up with some clue.
Thanks Thanks,
Kawi
Hello Kawi,
perhaps you already know the solution, but let me tell you that what you need - different depreciation amount for each month is not easy stuff and SAP doesn't have a standard solution - the declining depreciation is on annual base and within the year, the depreciation is constant. Only the annual depreciation differ.
I had similar case in previous project, when I had to implement declining depreciation per quarter for Ukraine. According to their requirements, the depreciation should be calculated anew for each quarter, that is, four times in a year. The solution came from SAP Ukraine. They have sent a document describing what has to be done, but it was a part of the Ukrainian add-on. If you still want, I can send you 2 files - the first one describing what has to be customized and how, and the other one - the source code itself. You will need to sit down with a developer and change the source code so that to calculate the depreciation not on quarter but on monthly basis.
Regards, Lyubomir
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