on 06-13-2011 7:44 AM
Dear All,
Production order created and consumption of Rs.50000/- in the month of Oct. I made 10000/-worth of GR in Oct. My october wip is 50000-10000=40000
WIP for October will be
WIP(Balance sheet) Debit 40000
WIP(P&L) Credit 40000
1 What tcode to do this posting?
2 May I know what is the purpose of the WIP p&l account which is credited? How will it impact the profit and loss? Is it just an adjustment account?
Thanks
Hi srina yaya,
Yes, the WIP p&l account is a adjustment account. This posting is to elaborate WIP value on B/S report.
To know this account, you should know the difference between manual cost accounting and SAP cost accounting.
In manual cost accounting, WIP is generally calculated at period end, and the WIP value is posted in G/L as Dr: WIP(B/S) Cr: Stock or Dr: WIP(B/S) Cr: AP.
In SAP cost accounting, any cost related posting will post to P/L account real-time, so the cost will be post to cost (P/L) account immediately instead of WIP (B/S) account. At the same time the cost is copied to CO module by cost elment where lots of tools are available for cost allocation and analysis. At period end if a company still requires WIP value elaborated on B/S report as manual does, SAP provides the WIP calculation and posting (by settlement) as in your question like Dr: WIP (B/S) Cr: Invetory change/WIP (P/L). This will not impact cost posted to CO, that is why the inventory change/WIP (P/L) is not a cost element.
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Hi Srini,
change in WIP (P/L account) is not required in COPA(costing based) because COPA gives the profitability by deducting COGS from the revenue. COGS can be further split in to cost components and varianecs but in any case change in stock or change in WIP doesn't have to come to COPA.
I feel Change in WIP is not a cost element because it is not required to be carried in any cost object in controlling.. meaning no where it is used in CO.
Best Regards
Vimal
WIP is not a cost element because you do not zero out the Controlling balances for WIP...
The intent of the WIP P&L posting is to offset the debit P&L postings that were recorded and not matched with deliveries to stock and manufacturing variances...From an FI perspective:
Inputs:
Materials consumption (net of returns)
Conversion expenses (labor & Overhead)
Outputs:
Deliveries to stock
Settlement of variances
Difference should be WIP and the goal on the P&L for a fiscal period is to sum all of the above P&L accounts and net to zero.
As for WIP in COPA...never should happen.
Excute KKA1 (RA for orders) and then do Settlement CO88.
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Hi srina,
Standard cost accounting works like this, whenever manufacture happens inventory (B/S) is debited and change in inventory (P/L) is credited. Now when the system is having WIP, u first run KKAX /KKA1 as per your config and then settle the order through KO88 or CO88.
This will post the entry
WIP Dr 40000
Change in WIP Cr 40000
Once the order is completed (let's say in next month end) , you again run the same tcodes. then system posts the entry
On confirmation , (eg CO11n)
FG (inventory) Dr 400000(or std price of the FG)
Change in FG Cr 400000(or std price of the FG)
On KKAX and CO88
Change in WIP Dr 400000
WIP Cr 40000
Variances A/c Dr xxxx
To Change in FG Cr xxxx (of there are variances)
Hope you are clear. WIP in P/L will get reversed when you settle the order after completion of production.
Best Regards
Vimal
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