on 01-21-2011 6:06 AM
Hi!
We are in ECC6.0, Ehp4 and using NEW GL with Leading and non Leading ledgers.
while Assigning Accumulated depreciaiton account in Book depreciaiton 01 which is linked to leading ledger 0L, I am getting the following error:
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Account INT-399900 not allowed to be defined as reconciliation account
Message no. AC309
Diagnosis
Account 399900 is defined as a reconciliation account for fixed assets for chart of accounts INT and account determination 100000. This is not correct in the circumstances (Accumulated depreciation account for ordinary depr).
Keep in mind that the Customizing definition of the given depreciation area also influences the consistency check of the G/L accounts. This is particularly true for the posting settings in the depreciation area, if the accounts are value adjustment (depreciation) accounts.
Procedure
Change the account definition, or assign a different account.
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If i change GL account to normal GL with out reconciliaiton account also, system is giving error message AC308, by saying key it should be reconciliation account.
I have checked SAP notes: Note 1284904 - Reconciliatn accnt permitted as accumulated depreciatn accnt,Note 1385517 - AC 309 with ledger scenario for accumulated deprec. account and found that both have been implemented.
Even if I remove target Ledgers for Depreciation areas, I am facing the same problem.
can any one suggest any specific configuration/customizing needs to be done?
regs,
ramesh
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Please consider depreciation areas.
Error comes from some specifications in some of your depreciation area.
Regards.
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thanq
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Dear,
Please enter the reconciliation account for accumulated Depreciation in (T095B-KTNAFB) as mentioned above. update the table directly....
We have done the same for our client and it works fine....
Thanks and regards
SAP User
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Hi
1) Please run report RACKONTO (you can also run report RACHECK0 beforehand) that will list all errors referring to account determination. All accounts in asset accounting must be defined as indicated in the attached Note 7595.
2) Note 1284904 you have already checked but nevertheless I assume the important information:
"...
You enter a reconciliation account as an accumulated depreciation
account (T095B-KTNAFB) in an area that posts to depreciation only. This
is incorrect. The system does not reject this account.
..."
3) 589102 AO90: Account determination cannot be saved
"...
4. Then you can adjust the error messages in Customizing according to
your needs (IMG: Asset Accounting -> Transactions -> Maintain
Message Types).
For a release higher than Enterprise R/3, steps 1 - 3 are not required,
it is sufficient to configure the messages according to step 4.
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4) General Information in 7595
5) Also review SAP note 589102, point 4. You can customize this error code and adjust to your needs if need be. you can change message AC309 from "Error" to "Warning" using transaction OBA5.
Regards Bernhard
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hi,
Please Refer Below OSS Note:
https://websmp230.sap-ag.de/sap(bD1lbiZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/spn/sapnotes/index2.htm?numm=1077797
Regards,
Viswa
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