on 03-19-2014 8:17 AM
Hi guys!
I am trying to design a control for GRC PC to control that Depreciation accrual amounts are represented fully, correctly, timely (within appropriate period) in accounting systems. The activity of the control is the following:
Automated depreciation calculation based on data from fixed asset accounts and accounted operations of entry into use, reconstruction, modernization, conservation/de-conservation and expulsion of FA items via the following transactions:
- AFAR «Depreciation recalculation»
- AFAB «Accounting of depreciation» - test run of depreciation in visual mode (тестовый прогон амортизации в видимом режиме);
- AFAB «Accounting of depreciation» - productive depreciation run (продуктивный прогон амортизации).
SAP FI systems informs users of errors, that have occurred in the process of depreciation calculation. Completion of depreciation calculation is only possible once all errors are corrected.
Any idea of how to design it??
Thanks,
Kind regards,
Hello,
From the respective table, take the out put required feilds of fixed Asset,Rate of Dep.,Dep.amount. you can review these details and find out whether depriciation is calculated or not. if calculated what is the rate.
you can also mention deficiency as if Depriciation rate is not mentioned - rate it high
if depriciation amount is no value, rate it high.
hope helpful
You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in.
These are tables most commonly used in Fixed Asset module.
ANLA - Asset Master Record Segment
ANLB - Depreciation terms
ANLC - Asset Value Fields
ANEK - Document Header Asset Posting
ANEP - Asset Line Items
ANKT - Asset classes: Description
ANLH - Main asset number
ANAT - Asset type text
ANEV - Asset downpymt settlement
Thanks Naveen! Thank you very much for your help.
It seems you are a PC guru. Could you please check these discussions??
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3522323
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3522252
Thank you very much,
Kind regards,
You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in.