The document provides an overview of the key processes in SAP's Accounts Receivable (AR) module, including:
1) Master data processes like customer maintenance, account groups, intercompany accounts, and one-time customers.
2) Invoice processing, cash receipting/payments, account analysis and reconciliation, and periodic processing.
3) Reporting on AR activities.
The document describes the main components that make up customer master data in SAP FI, including general, company code, and sales/distribution data. It also outlines how master records are managed through blocking, flagging for deletion, and archiving.
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This document provides an overview of key functions in the accounts receivable module in SAP, including:
1) Editing options and defaults that can be set for open item processing and credit management.
2) Customer line item management and open item management, including displaying line items and balances.
3) Processing open items by clearing customers, posting with clearing, or posting incoming payments manually.
4) Handling bank returned payments and resetting cleared items.
5) Posting transactions without clearing, for transfers or other receivables.
The document describes key processes in accounts receivable (AR) management in SAP, including master data, credit management, invoice processing, cash receipting/payments, account analysis and reconciliation, and periodic processing and reporting. It outlines the main sub-processes and transactions involved at a high level, such as maintaining customer master records, defining credit limits, parking and posting invoices, handling payments and down payments, and producing reports to analyze accounts.
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Asset acquisitions can be posted in Asset Accounting integrated with accounts payable, without a purchase order link, through materials management for self-produced assets, or by capitalizing production costs through investment management. The asset value date determines the capitalization and depreciation start dates and affects planned depreciation amounts.
This document provides an overview of key components and features of financial accounting in SAP, including the general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, asset accounting, and bank accounting. It describes the organizational structure for accounting including company codes and charts of accounts. It also lists features such as real-time integration between modules, document control functions, multicurrency support, and automatic processes for payments, depreciation, and more.
1. The document describes a request for a functional specification (spec) for a new sales tax report. The spec would include business requirements, data needs, and processing logic to guide development.
2. A functional spec provides details on user inputs, outputs, and how the application should work. It streamlines development by informing programmers of the user experience design.
3. This spec example outlines sections for a report definition, functional requirements, processing logic, and output format. It describes needed fields, tables, and the report flow to retrieve the required data.
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This document provides an overview of key functions in the accounts receivable module in SAP, including:
1) Editing options and defaults that can be set for open item processing and credit management.
2) Customer line item management and open item management, including displaying line items and balances.
3) Processing open items by clearing customers, posting with clearing, or posting incoming payments manually.
4) Handling bank returned payments and resetting cleared items.
5) Posting transactions without clearing, for transfers or other receivables.
The document describes key processes in accounts receivable (AR) management in SAP, including master data, credit management, invoice processing, cash receipting/payments, account analysis and reconciliation, and periodic processing and reporting. It outlines the main sub-processes and transactions involved at a high level, such as maintaining customer master records, defining credit limits, parking and posting invoices, handling payments and down payments, and producing reports to analyze accounts.
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Asset acquisitions can be posted in Asset Accounting integrated with accounts payable, without a purchase order link, through materials management for self-produced assets, or by capitalizing production costs through investment management. The asset value date determines the capitalization and depreciation start dates and affects planned depreciation amounts.
This document provides an overview of key components and features of financial accounting in SAP, including the general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, asset accounting, and bank accounting. It describes the organizational structure for accounting including company codes and charts of accounts. It also lists features such as real-time integration between modules, document control functions, multicurrency support, and automatic processes for payments, depreciation, and more.
1. The document describes a request for a functional specification (spec) for a new sales tax report. The spec would include business requirements, data needs, and processing logic to guide development.
2. A functional spec provides details on user inputs, outputs, and how the application should work. It streamlines development by informing programmers of the user experience design.
3. This spec example outlines sections for a report definition, functional requirements, processing logic, and output format. It describes needed fields, tables, and the report flow to retrieve the required data.
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This document provides an overview of the key processes for payments in SAP Accounts Payable. It discusses the payment run, which determines which vendors to pay and the payment method. The payment run process involves setting parameters, running a payment proposal to review selections, and executing the actual payment run. It also covers displaying check information, voiding checks, clearing open items, resetting cleared items, and viewing the check register. Key transaction codes used include F110, FCH1, FCH8, F-44, and FBRA.
A presentation on Payment Management in SAP. It includes Manual and Automatic payment, Process of Automatic Payment Run and Major Blocking points on payment management.
Sap fi integration with other modules in sap ficowhynet2005
This document discusses the integration between SAP FI (Financials) with other SAP modules like MM (Materials Management), CO (Controlling), and SD (Sales and Distribution). It provides examples of how transactions in these modules result in automatic accounting postings to the FI module. Key points covered include defining accounts and transaction keys to integrate overhead cost allocations from CO, inventory valuations from MM, and revenue/expense accounts from SD billing documents.
1) An overview of the FI06 Bank Accounting training course, which covers maintaining bank master records, processing cash journals and bank statements.
2) Instructions for various exercises including creating and changing bank master data, recording cash receipts and expenses in a cash journal, and reversing a cash journal entry.
3) Details of the curriculum and prerequisites for finance courses within the SAP system.
The document provides step-by-step guidance for users to learn key processes for bank accounting in SAP.
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Previous to SAP ECC, if new fields were required to General Ledger SAP had to deliver these new fields in Special Purpose Ledger tables. Profit Centre Accounting in R3 was Special Purpose Ledger table 8*, Joint Venture Accounting was ledger 4*. This essentially meant that data had to be copied from General Ledger table GLT0 to special ledger tables so these could be reported upon. However, technical glitches in code and incorrect usage of functionalities caused imbalances between the main ledger GLT0 and the special purpose ledgers.
SAP customers who wanted to expand the functionality of General Ledger to cater to special business requirements (like reporting General Ledger with another fiscal year variant) had to create custom Special Purpose Ledger tables. For example, if a customer wanted to report by two fiscal year variants, they could report one variant using General Ledger and the other variant using Special Purpose Ledger.
All this disparate ledgers reported the same source information in different views. Customers had to execute several month end jobs to ensure synchronisation of data across all these ledgers. Differences in balances and information between ledgers led to delays in month end close and reporting.
With SAP ECC new GL, SAP Customers can add new fields (which SAP calls “scenarios”) into General Ledger. This allows customers to perform, for example, Profit Centre Accounting and Reporting within General Ledger.
With SAP ECC new GL, SAP Customers can add new ledgers (which SAP calls “parallel accounting”) into General Ledger. This allows customers to report, for example, the same General Ledger data in multiple fiscal year variants.
This replication of data happens in real-time. SAP customers no longer need to execute month end jobs to synchronise data between different ledgers.
The document provides an overview of the accounts payable process in SAP, including master data, invoice processing, payments, account analysis and reconciliation, and reporting. Key steps include maintaining vendor master records, entering invoices, processing payments, reconciling accounts, and generating reports. Special processes like foreign currency transactions, reversals, and intercompany billing are also summarized.
The document discusses how to maintain customer accounts in SAP Financials. It covers creating and managing customer master records and general data. Transactions like invoices and payments are entered which update customer accounts. Accounts receivable information can then be analyzed through reports. The document also discusses account groups, number ranges, clearing transactions, foreign currency processing, and closing operations at the end of a fiscal period.
The document provides an overview of accounts receivable processes in SAP, including master data, credit management, invoice processing, cash receipting, and periodic processing. It describes setting up customer accounts, credit limits, and payment terms. The key processes covered are creating invoices, debit/credit memos, parked documents, and intercompany postings. Reports and periodic jobs are listed for managing accounts receivable.
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The document discusses bank accounting in SAP. It covers bank master data, which includes defining house banks, bank accounts, and the bank directory. It also covers check processing such as manual check deposit, printing checks, and changing or voiding checks. Additionally, it discusses electronic bank statements, including importing statement data, using posting rules and transactions to automatically post statements, and processing outstanding items on statements.
This document provides instructions for setting up intercompany billing between two companies using EDI vendor invoices. It outlines 9 key customizing steps needed at the selling company: 1) Create a vendor for the delivering company, 2) Check output type settings, 3) Check output determination procedure, 4) Maintain the vendor in the internal customer master, 5) Set up partner profiles for outbound processing, 6) Set up partner profiles for inbound processing, 7) Assign vendors to company codes and customers, 8) Maintain output condition records, 9) Process the IDoc output and check for errors. Additional steps are described for invoice verification in MM. The goal is to generate a vendor invoice in FI through outbound and inbound IDoc processing between
This document outlines an agenda for a workshop on defining the organization structure for Chico Creek Brewery in SAP. The agenda includes reviewing the customer's key business processes in areas like finance, procurement, logistics, sales and production. It also involves defining the appropriate organizational elements in SAP like company codes, controlling areas, profit centers, cost centers, purchasing organizations, plants and storage locations based on the brewery's business processes and reporting needs. The overall goal is to implement SAP R/3 at Chico Creek Brewery to help them run their business processes in a more productive and efficient manner.
The document outlines the steps to configure and process vendor down payments in SAP. It includes setting up required G/L accounts and configuration, creating a purchase order with a down payment, generating the down payment request, posting the down payment, clearing the down payment against an invoice receipt, and the related financial postings.
The document provides an overview of the key processes in SAP FI Accounts Receivable module, including master data maintenance, invoice processing, cash receipting/payments, account analysis and reconciliation, periodic processing like dunning, and reporting. It describes the main sub-processes, business transactions, and configuration settings involved in each step of the accounts receivable lifecycle in SAP.
AUC is Asset under construction where some assets are in construction phase and cost needs to
capture through internal order for the time being. Once asset is fully completed then cost would
be transferred to another cost object (E.g. Cost center, Order etc...) and settle with final asset.
E.g. XYZ Company constructing building for their office. While construction many expenses are
attached to it. Till the time it is created we cannot charge it in building account hence we need to
create AUC account where cost will be stored.
Assets under construction (AUC) are a special form of tangible assets. They are usually displayed
as a separate balance sheet item and therefore require a separate account determination and their
own asset classes. During the construction phase of an asset, all actual postings are assigned to the
AUC. Once the asset is completed, a transfer is made to the final fixed asset
The document discusses the configuration of withholding tax in SAP for a company in India. It describes defining tax keys, tax types, recipient types, tax codes, and assigning them to vendors based on the applicable tax rates for section 194C (1% for HUF/Individual, 2% for others), 194I (2% for plant/machinery rent, 10% for land/building/furniture rent), and 194J (10% professional/technical fees). It also discusses creating a general ledger account for taxes payable and assigning exemptions to vendors if total annual payments are below certain thresholds.
This document provides steps for configuring and using asset accounting in SAP ECC6. It includes instructions for setting up asset classes, charts of depreciation, screen layouts, account determinations, purchasing and selling assets, running depreciation, transferring assets, scrapping assets, and generating asset balance reports. The document is a guide for customizing and using the key features of SAP's fixed asset management module.
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This document provides instructions for configuring automatic payments in SAP FI, including:
- Setting up company codes, payment methods, and bank accounts
- Configuring payment methods per country and company code
- Determining bank accounts for payments based on payment ranking, available amounts, value dates, and expenses
The document covers key transactions and master data for setting up and maintaining payment programs in SAP.
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This document discusses the evolution and current state of transfer pricing legislation globally. It begins by explaining that transfer pricing was first introduced in the UK and US in the early 20th century but did not become a major concern until the late 1960s with increased global trade. Most countries have since adopted legislation based on the arm's length principle from the OECD to avoid double taxation. There are two broad approaches for domestic transfer pricing laws - ones that simply authorize tax authorities to allocate income as needed, and ones that require taxpayers to use the arm's length principle initially. While countries aim to follow the arm's length standard, differences remain that can still result in double taxation without additional agreements between countries.
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MNEs developed as a way for firms to minimize transaction costs by internalizing production rather than outsourcing through contracts. As firms grew internationally, MNEs emerged to integrate operations across borders through common control and goals. MNEs exploit efficiencies through their global value chains and internalization of activities. They establish new operations strategically to optimize value creation in host countries. However, extensive integration also challenges tax policymakers to appropriately allocate income between jurisdictions.
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This document provides an overview of the key processes for payments in SAP Accounts Payable. It discusses the payment run, which determines which vendors to pay and the payment method. The payment run process involves setting parameters, running a payment proposal to review selections, and executing the actual payment run. It also covers displaying check information, voiding checks, clearing open items, resetting cleared items, and viewing the check register. Key transaction codes used include F110, FCH1, FCH8, F-44, and FBRA.
A presentation on Payment Management in SAP. It includes Manual and Automatic payment, Process of Automatic Payment Run and Major Blocking points on payment management.
Sap fi integration with other modules in sap ficowhynet2005
This document discusses the integration between SAP FI (Financials) with other SAP modules like MM (Materials Management), CO (Controlling), and SD (Sales and Distribution). It provides examples of how transactions in these modules result in automatic accounting postings to the FI module. Key points covered include defining accounts and transaction keys to integrate overhead cost allocations from CO, inventory valuations from MM, and revenue/expense accounts from SD billing documents.
1) An overview of the FI06 Bank Accounting training course, which covers maintaining bank master records, processing cash journals and bank statements.
2) Instructions for various exercises including creating and changing bank master data, recording cash receipts and expenses in a cash journal, and reversing a cash journal entry.
3) Details of the curriculum and prerequisites for finance courses within the SAP system.
The document provides step-by-step guidance for users to learn key processes for bank accounting in SAP.
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Document Splitting is a very powerful feature delivered by SAP ECC.
Previous to SAP ECC, if new fields were required to General Ledger SAP had to deliver these new fields in Special Purpose Ledger tables. Profit Centre Accounting in R3 was Special Purpose Ledger table 8*, Joint Venture Accounting was ledger 4*. This essentially meant that data had to be copied from General Ledger table GLT0 to special ledger tables so these could be reported upon. However, technical glitches in code and incorrect usage of functionalities caused imbalances between the main ledger GLT0 and the special purpose ledgers.
SAP customers who wanted to expand the functionality of General Ledger to cater to special business requirements (like reporting General Ledger with another fiscal year variant) had to create custom Special Purpose Ledger tables. For example, if a customer wanted to report by two fiscal year variants, they could report one variant using General Ledger and the other variant using Special Purpose Ledger.
All this disparate ledgers reported the same source information in different views. Customers had to execute several month end jobs to ensure synchronisation of data across all these ledgers. Differences in balances and information between ledgers led to delays in month end close and reporting.
With SAP ECC new GL, SAP Customers can add new fields (which SAP calls “scenarios”) into General Ledger. This allows customers to perform, for example, Profit Centre Accounting and Reporting within General Ledger.
With SAP ECC new GL, SAP Customers can add new ledgers (which SAP calls “parallel accounting”) into General Ledger. This allows customers to report, for example, the same General Ledger data in multiple fiscal year variants.
This replication of data happens in real-time. SAP customers no longer need to execute month end jobs to synchronise data between different ledgers.
The document provides an overview of the accounts payable process in SAP, including master data, invoice processing, payments, account analysis and reconciliation, and reporting. Key steps include maintaining vendor master records, entering invoices, processing payments, reconciling accounts, and generating reports. Special processes like foreign currency transactions, reversals, and intercompany billing are also summarized.
The document discusses how to maintain customer accounts in SAP Financials. It covers creating and managing customer master records and general data. Transactions like invoices and payments are entered which update customer accounts. Accounts receivable information can then be analyzed through reports. The document also discusses account groups, number ranges, clearing transactions, foreign currency processing, and closing operations at the end of a fiscal period.
The document provides an overview of accounts receivable processes in SAP, including master data, credit management, invoice processing, cash receipting, and periodic processing. It describes setting up customer accounts, credit limits, and payment terms. The key processes covered are creating invoices, debit/credit memos, parked documents, and intercompany postings. Reports and periodic jobs are listed for managing accounts receivable.
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The document discusses bank accounting in SAP. It covers bank master data, which includes defining house banks, bank accounts, and the bank directory. It also covers check processing such as manual check deposit, printing checks, and changing or voiding checks. Additionally, it discusses electronic bank statements, including importing statement data, using posting rules and transactions to automatically post statements, and processing outstanding items on statements.
This document provides instructions for setting up intercompany billing between two companies using EDI vendor invoices. It outlines 9 key customizing steps needed at the selling company: 1) Create a vendor for the delivering company, 2) Check output type settings, 3) Check output determination procedure, 4) Maintain the vendor in the internal customer master, 5) Set up partner profiles for outbound processing, 6) Set up partner profiles for inbound processing, 7) Assign vendors to company codes and customers, 8) Maintain output condition records, 9) Process the IDoc output and check for errors. Additional steps are described for invoice verification in MM. The goal is to generate a vendor invoice in FI through outbound and inbound IDoc processing between
This document outlines an agenda for a workshop on defining the organization structure for Chico Creek Brewery in SAP. The agenda includes reviewing the customer's key business processes in areas like finance, procurement, logistics, sales and production. It also involves defining the appropriate organizational elements in SAP like company codes, controlling areas, profit centers, cost centers, purchasing organizations, plants and storage locations based on the brewery's business processes and reporting needs. The overall goal is to implement SAP R/3 at Chico Creek Brewery to help them run their business processes in a more productive and efficient manner.
The document outlines the steps to configure and process vendor down payments in SAP. It includes setting up required G/L accounts and configuration, creating a purchase order with a down payment, generating the down payment request, posting the down payment, clearing the down payment against an invoice receipt, and the related financial postings.
The document provides an overview of the key processes in SAP FI Accounts Receivable module, including master data maintenance, invoice processing, cash receipting/payments, account analysis and reconciliation, periodic processing like dunning, and reporting. It describes the main sub-processes, business transactions, and configuration settings involved in each step of the accounts receivable lifecycle in SAP.
AUC is Asset under construction where some assets are in construction phase and cost needs to
capture through internal order for the time being. Once asset is fully completed then cost would
be transferred to another cost object (E.g. Cost center, Order etc...) and settle with final asset.
E.g. XYZ Company constructing building for their office. While construction many expenses are
attached to it. Till the time it is created we cannot charge it in building account hence we need to
create AUC account where cost will be stored.
Assets under construction (AUC) are a special form of tangible assets. They are usually displayed
as a separate balance sheet item and therefore require a separate account determination and their
own asset classes. During the construction phase of an asset, all actual postings are assigned to the
AUC. Once the asset is completed, a transfer is made to the final fixed asset
The document discusses the configuration of withholding tax in SAP for a company in India. It describes defining tax keys, tax types, recipient types, tax codes, and assigning them to vendors based on the applicable tax rates for section 194C (1% for HUF/Individual, 2% for others), 194I (2% for plant/machinery rent, 10% for land/building/furniture rent), and 194J (10% professional/technical fees). It also discusses creating a general ledger account for taxes payable and assigning exemptions to vendors if total annual payments are below certain thresholds.
This document provides steps for configuring and using asset accounting in SAP ECC6. It includes instructions for setting up asset classes, charts of depreciation, screen layouts, account determinations, purchasing and selling assets, running depreciation, transferring assets, scrapping assets, and generating asset balance reports. The document is a guide for customizing and using the key features of SAP's fixed asset management module.
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This document provides information about ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software and SAP modules. It discusses what ERP and SAP are, key SAP concepts like the system landscape and architecture, and SAP modules like FI, CO, SD. It also covers topics like data in SAP, roles in SAP implementations, and different types of data analysis tools in SAP like dashboards, reports, and OLAP. The document is intended to provide an overview of fundamental SAP concepts for trainees.
This document provides instructions for configuring automatic payments in SAP FI, including:
- Setting up company codes, payment methods, and bank accounts
- Configuring payment methods per country and company code
- Determining bank accounts for payments based on payment ranking, available amounts, value dates, and expenses
The document covers key transactions and master data for setting up and maintaining payment programs in SAP.
Transfer pricing: practical manual for developing countries - Chapter 3 Legal...saiprasadbagrecha
This document discusses the evolution and current state of transfer pricing legislation globally. It begins by explaining that transfer pricing was first introduced in the UK and US in the early 20th century but did not become a major concern until the late 1960s with increased global trade. Most countries have since adopted legislation based on the arm's length principle from the OECD to avoid double taxation. There are two broad approaches for domestic transfer pricing laws - ones that simply authorize tax authorities to allocate income as needed, and ones that require taxpayers to use the arm's length principle initially. While countries aim to follow the arm's length standard, differences remain that can still result in double taxation without additional agreements between countries.
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MNEs developed as a way for firms to minimize transaction costs by internalizing production rather than outsourcing through contracts. As firms grew internationally, MNEs emerged to integrate operations across borders through common control and goals. MNEs exploit efficiencies through their global value chains and internalization of activities. They establish new operations strategically to optimize value creation in host countries. However, extensive integration also challenges tax policymakers to appropriately allocate income between jurisdictions.
The document provides an overview of accounts receivable processes in SAP, including master data, credit management, invoice processing, cash receipting, and periodic processing. It describes setting up customer accounts, credit limits, and payment terms. The key processes covered are creating invoices, debit/credit memos, parked documents, and intercompany postings. Reports and periodic jobs are listed for managing accounts receivable.
This document appears to be a record of transactions for commodities and stocks made between November 6th and 27th. It includes details of the script/stock, transaction date, buy/sell indicator, buy and sell rates, profits/losses for each transaction, and running totals of profits. The transactions resulted in a total profit of Rs. 138,850 over the period according to the document.
SAP HR is a human resources management system that consists of several modules for organizing management, personnel administration, recruitment, benefits, compensation, training, personnel development, time management, and payroll accounting. The modules allow organizations to hire and terminate employees, manage organizational structures and reassignments, administer benefits packages, conduct performance reviews and training, track employee time and attendance, and process payroll. Key functions include applicant tracking, open enrollment, reporting tax documents, and integrating HR data with other SAP applications.
The document provides an overview of SAP's general ledger functionality and processes. It discusses [1] the key master data elements like charts of accounts, account groups, and cost elements; [2] transaction processing including journal entries, foreign currency posting, and document reversal; and [3] periodic processes such as account reconciliation, period-end closing, and reporting. The general ledger acts as the central accounting hub that integrates with other SAP modules to ensure accurate and compliant financial accounting.
The document discusses asset accounting in SAP, including:
- Asset accounting is a subsidiary ledger of financial accounting that updates general ledger accounts.
- Asset classes are used to group assets, assign accounts and default values, and structure assets for reporting.
- Charts of depreciation define depreciation areas for book, tax, and other purposes across asset classes.
- Master data includes creating asset records via asset classes or copying, and time-dependent assignments.
- Asset acquisitions can integrate with accounts payable/receivable or use a clearing account.
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This chapter discusses audits and risk assessment related to transfer pricing. It emphasizes that transfer pricing audits require significant time and resources due to their complexity. Effective risk assessment is important to select higher-risk cases for audit and maximize successful audit outcomes. The chapter covers factors for risk assessment, different models for organizing transfer pricing units within a tax administration, and the importance of adequate staffing of transfer pricing audits with specialists.
The document is a table showing details of various trades of commodities and stocks made on different dates, including the script/stock traded, quantity, whether it was a long or short position, buy and sell rates, profit/loss for each trade, and total profit/loss. It provides a summary of 12 trades made between June 11 and November 11, with details of scrip/stock, buy and sell prices, and profit/loss for each trade. The total profit for the period as per the table is 42,750 INR.
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This document provides an introduction to transfer pricing. It explains that transfer pricing refers to the prices set for transactions between associated enterprises within multinational enterprise groups. Setting appropriate transfer prices is important to determine the taxable profits of group entities in different countries. However, determining accurate transfer prices can be complex, especially when valuating intangible assets and services. The document also notes some of the key issues around transfer pricing, such as jurisdictional questions of which country has the right to tax profits and potential double taxation, as well as the motivation of some multinationals to manipulate transfer prices to reduce overall tax bills.
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Cryptocurrency: Revolutionizing the Financial Landscape and Shaping the Future
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#### The Genesis of Cryptocurrency
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2. Table of Contents
AR Overview
Sub Processes
Master Data
Credit Management
Invoice Processing
Cash Receipting / Payments
Account Analysis / Reconciliation
Periodic Processing
Reporting
3. SAP Modules - Overview
SD FI
Sales & Financial
Distribution Accounting
MM CO
Materials Controlling
Mgmt.
PP AM
Product Fixed Asset
Planning Mgmt.
QM
Quality
SAP R/3 PS
Project
Mgmt. System
PM OC
Plant Maint. Office &
Comm.
HR IS
Human Industry
Resources Solutions
4. FI – Financial Accounting Modules
FI - Financial Accounting Modules
General Ledger
GL
Special Ledger
Accounts Payable
SL AR
AP
Legal Accounts Receivable
Consolidation LC FI AR
TM CM
Travel
Management AM Cash Management
&
IM
Asset and Investment
Management
5. Accounts Receivable Process
Overview
Financial Process decompositions are the starting
Accounting
point for our process documentation.
They summarise what is involved in a
the AR process at a high level
Accounts
Receivable
Master Invoice Cash Account Periodic Reporting
Data / Processing Receipting / Analysis & Processing
Credit Payments Reconciliation
Management
6. Master Data
Maintenance
• Creation 3 Levels
• General Data (name, address)
• Company Data (reconciliation acct, payment term)
• Sales Data (SO currency, incoterms)
• Change
• Block
• Delete
Account Groups
Intercompany
One-time customers
7. Master Data – Activity Flow
Request to
Create
Customer
Account
Change
Customer
Account Mantained
Mantain Customer
Customer
Account
Account
Block Customer
Account
Mark Customer
Account for
Deletetion
8. Master Data: Structure
General data
Client
• Address
230
• Control data
• Marketing Customer
• Export data Master
• Contact persons
Company
Code
Company Code data
9100 • Account Management
A Ltd • Payment Transactions
• Correspondence
• Insurance
Sales Organization Sales Area data
9100 • Sales
• Shipping
• Billing document
• Partner functions
9. Components of a Customer Master
Customer Master Data contains:
General data
• Does not depend on the company code or the sales and
distribution organisation
• Applies to one business partner for all company codes, and
in all sales areas, and includes:
• Company name
• Address
• Telephone number
• Data that is unique to a customer, and shared by all
departments
10. Components of a Customer Master 2
Company Code data
• Company code data only applies to one company code
(Legal business). This data is only relevant to Financial
Accounting.
• If you edit a master record, you must specify the
customer number and company code to access the
screens containing company code data.
• You can only invoice a Payer (partner function) if you
have entered data in the Financial Accounting view.
11. Components of a Customer Master 3
Sales and Distribution data
• The data for one customer can differ for each sales area. The
sales area is a combination of Sales Organization,
Distribution Channel and Division. Some data is only
relevant to Sales and Distribution, and includes:
• Pricing data
• Delivery priority
• Shipping conditions
• If you edit a customer master record, you must enter the
customer number and the sales area in order to access
screens containing sales and distribution data.
• You can only process sales and distribution transactions, eg:
a sales order, after entering the sales and distribution data for
a customer.
13. Master Data: Account Groups
Sold-to Groups
Customer Implemented
0001 Sold to
0002 Ship to
0003 Payer
0004 Bill to One-Time
Customer
CPD One-time
Ship-to Customer ZAF1 Plant / Affiliate
ZSWP Swap Partner
14. Number Ranges for Account Groups
Internal Assignment: SAP assigns a unique number each
time a master record is created
External assignment:User creating the master record can
enter their own unique number
Account Partner Number Number
Group Function Range Assignment
0001 Sold-to 0010000000 – 001999999 Internal
0002 Ship-to 0010000000 – 001999999 Internal
0003 Bill-to 0010000000 – 001999999 Internal
0004 Payer 0010000000 – 001999999 Internal
CPD One-time 0020000000 – 002999999 Internal
ZAF1 Plant / Affiliate 0000000001 – 0000019999 External
ZOTR Sales Territory A – ZZZZZZZZZZ External
Z002 International SH 0010000000 – 001999999 Internal
Z007 Sales Agent A – ZZZZZZZZZZ External
ZSWP Swap Partner 1000000000-1999999999 External
16. Master Data: One-time Customer
We use One-time
Customer’s Master
Record to avoid large
number of unnecessary
master data
Every time we enter a
business transaction, the
systems stores the
specific Master Data
information separately in
the document
17. Managing Customer Master Data
Blocking / Unblocking
• For processing at various levels:
Sales order processing
Delivery processing
Billing processing
• Credit control reasons
• Requires validation
Block Customer
Master record
New customer Credit Control
Block / Unblock
18. Managing Customer Master Data (2)
Flag for deletion
• For processing at various levels:
Sales order processing
Delivery processing
• Duplication of data
• Redundancy of use
Delete Customer
Master record
Duplication of Redundant
customer master records
Flag for deletion
19. Deleting a Customer Master Record
Delete all areas
or data for a specific CC
Prevents SAP from deleting
the general data or company
code and general data
20. Deleting a Customer Master Record
Customer SAP
SAP
master
record
Database
Database
Block Flag Placed
No longer used / In a file Transferred to
created in duplication Extracted from archive system
database
Pre-requisites for archiving a record:
• The account cannot contain any transaction figures
• Transaction figures from prior years that have not been archived will
prevent the system from deleting the account master record
• The account must be marked for deletion in its master record
21. Credit Management - Overview
Credit Management can minimize the credit risk by
defining specific credit limits for your customers
This is particularly useful if your customers are in
financially unstable industries or companies, or if you
conduct business with countries that are politically
unstable
You can specify your own automatic credit checks based
on a variety of criteria
You can also specify at which critical points in the sales
and distribution cycle (for example, order entry, delivery,
goods issue) the system carries out these checks
22. Credit Management
Credit Control Area
• A hierarchical unit for managing customer credit limits
• A credit control area can include one or more company codes
• If a customer is created in several company codes that are
assigned to different credit control areas, a separate credit limit is
managed for the customer in each of the different credit control
areas
Latin – 9400 Asia - 9100 - 9200 – 9300
America Pacific America Middle East
23. Global Credit Control
CHQ
Overall Credit Limit: $1,000,000
Individual limit: $450,000
Credit Control Areas
Latin America – 9400 Asia Pacific – 9100 America – 9200 Middle East – 9300
Limit: $250,000 Limit: $150,000 Limit: $150,000 Limit: $450,000
Company Codes
9400 9401 9402 9100 9200 9300 9301
24. Credit Management: Data Views
Central Data
• Contains information for the current credit limit assigned and
maximum permitted credit limits
• Total amount
• Individual amount
Status
• Credit limit data - Contains information relating to credit limits and
percentage used:
Receivables
Special liabilities
Sales value
• Internal data - Contains information relating to the customer risk
category and blocking a customer for all transactions excluding
billing
25. Credit Management - Exposure
Credit Exposure
• The customer's credit exposure may not exceed their credit limit
• The credit exposure is the total combined value of the following
documents:
• Open orders
• Open deliveries
• Open billing documents
• Open items (accounts receivable)
Executing automatic credit check in sales order
processing
• Non-critical fields
Not re-executed for changes made to these fields e.g. Texts
• Critical fields:
• Re-executed for changes made to critical fields e.g. Payment terms,
Price, quantity
26. Credit and Risk Management -
Reports
Program Function
RFDKLI10 Customers with missing credit data
This report checks the data for the credit limit for completeness, and produces the corresponding error lists. These can be used to re-
maintain the corresponding definitions manually, or per Batch Input.
RFDKLI20 Reorganization of credit limit for customers
This report enables you to reorganize the credit limit information in the control areas.
RFDKLI30 Short overview credit limit
The report lists the central and control area-related data per customer.
RFDKLI40 Overview credit limit
The report provides you with an extensive overview of the customer’s credit situation.
RFDKLI41 Credit master sheet
The credit master sheet enables you to display and print out the customer master data for a single account, which is needed for the
area of credit management.
RFDKLI42 Early warning list
The early warning list enables you to display and print out customers in credit management, who are viewed as critical customers in the
area of credit checks in SD.
RFDKLI43 Master data list
The master data list enables you to display and print out customers’ credit cards. In particular, you can display information not
contained in the standard system, for example, user-defined fields or external data, which you have created with specific add
RFDKLI50 Mass change credit limit data
This report allows quick mass change for master data in credit management.
RFDKLIAB Change display, credit management
With this report, you can display changes for credit management master data for all accounts.
RVKRED06 Checking blocked credit documents
The report checks all blocked documents from credit view. The report is started in the background, and should run after the incoming
payments programs.
RVKRED77 Reorganization credit data SD
The report enables you to reorganize open credit, delivery and billing document values. It is used, for example, when updating errors
occur.
RVKRED08 Checking sales documents which reach the credit horizon
The report checks all sales documents, which reach the dynamic credit check horizon, as new. The report runs periodically, and should
run at the start of a period. The period for the ‘date of the next credit check’ is proposed from the current date, with
RVKRED09 Checking the credit documents from credit view
Released documents are only checked if the validity period for the release has run out (number days).
RVKRED88 Simulation reorganization credit data SD
27. Accounts Receivable Process
Overview
Financial
Accounting
Process decompositions are the starting
point for our process documentation.
They summarise what is involved in a
the AR process at a high level
Accounts
Receivable
Master Invoice Cash Account Periodic Reporting
Data / Processing Receipting / Analysis & Processing
Credit Payments Reconciliation
Management
28. Invoice Processing
SAP R/3 supports the following transactions:
Sundry
• Invoice
• Credit/Debit Notes
• Down Payment
• Bill of Exchange Receivable
Parked Documents
Foreign Currency
SD Billing
Inter-company postings
29. Sundry Invoice Processing
Create an
Account
Assignment
Model
Create Create Create Create
Create Post Create
A/R Posting A/R posting with A/R invoice Intercompany A/R
A/R account Manual Journal Recurring
Fast Entry reference using a Sample Posting
posting with Clearing Document
Document
Hold an
Complete incomplete
No
Posting?? document
Create/Display
a Parked
Document
Yes
Post/Release
a Parked
Document
Posted Entry
30. Posting a document
After entering the document it is
possible:
Document • To post it immediately
Simulation
• To “park” the document
• To hold the document
31. Payment Terms
Terms of payment are arrangements made with a Customer governing
financial settlement with respect to goods supplied and services
performed, e.g. cash on delivery, payment within 30 days.
Within payment terms, cash discounts and periods allowed for payment
are defined.
32. Document Creation with Reference
Document Sample Document
13 000 00031 or 92 000 00044
______ ______
______ ______
______ ______
______ ______
Reference _______________
Doc. Number ?
Control Sequence____________
• Generate Reverse Posting
• Enter G/L Account Items
• Do Not Propose Amounts
• Display Line Items
Document
13 000 00032
______
______
______
______
33. Special GL Transactions: Definition
Special GL
Indicator
Accounts defined
Customers’ for Special GL
reconciliation Transactions
accounts
Special GL Transactions allow the user to post the document to an alternative GL
account instead of “normal” Customer’s reconciliation account,
They are defined in Customizing for Customers and Customers reconciliation accounts.
34. Posting a Down Payment
Customer’s GL Down
Account Bank
Payments
Account
10 1 10 1
10
The Customer pays A Ltd a down-payment: $10.000,-
The down payment is booked on Customer’s account with Special GL
indicator
The amount of $10.000,- is shown on Customer’s account, but on different
GL Account, instead of Customer’s reconciliation account
35. Display of Special GL Transactions
To display the transaction posted with Special GL Indicator, mark
the relevant field on the “Line items display” screen.
“Dynamic selections” may be used to search for different GL
indicators.
36. Effect of Creating a Billing
Document
Sales Order
Sales Order Inventory
Inventory
Processing
Processing Sourcing
Sourcing
Invoice
Invoice
Customer
Customer Delivery &
Delivery &
Payment
Payment Billing
Billing Shipping
Shipping
processing
processing
Updating the document flow
Creating documents in Financial Accounting
Updating the billing status
Updating the Sales Information System
Updating the credit account
Forwarding data to Profitability Analysis
Printed document / EDI to customer
38. Credit and Debit Memo Requests
Billing Credit memo Credit note
doc. request
Billing
block Create credit memo
after billing block has
been removed
OK
Billing Debit memo Debit note
doc. request
No billing block
Create debit memo
39. Inter-company Processing
Inter-coy Billing
(Invoice (IV
AR header reference SD Document
= . A Ltd
2000002244
AP header reference
HDR Ref:
2000002244 AP
AR
Inter-coy Billing
(Invoice (IV
SD Document
A1 Ltd
1000001144 F110
FI Document
HDR Ref: 3000015244
1000001144 AP
HDR Ref:
2000002244
AR
. A2 Ltd F110
FI Document
2000006344
AR header reference
HDR Ref: =
1000001144 AP header reference
40. Parked Documents
Enter an
incomplete Complete and post later
document
Park document No postings take place
Line items
Display/change/evaluate
parked documents
Documents
Post parked documents
Postings take place
MM Customer G/L account
41. Parked doc. vs. Held doc.
Parked document:
• Assigned number (according to document
type)
• Document is available for editing for
many users (depending on the
authorizations in the system)
Held document:
• Internal document number (defined by the
user)
• Document is available for editing only for
the user who created it.
42. Processing of Parked Documents
Choose company
code
The parked document may be:
• Posted,
• Edited,
• Saved as completed,
• Deleted.
43. Posting in Foreign Currency
Local currency - Functional currency of the company code
Document currency - Currency of the document
Group currency - Alternative currency for group reporting
For every Company Code there’s defined a company code currency,
ie, every company code has a “local” currency.
Every document, posted in different currency than company code
currency, is processed as a foreign currency document.
Accounting documents can be posted in a foreign currency
The foreign currency is converted to local currency and both are stored
in the document along with the exchange rate
44. Posting in Foreign Currency
1.
2.
3.
1. Exchange rate can be entered manually,
2. Or derived from “Exchange Rates Table”
3. System automatically translates the foreign currency
into CC currency.
45. Accounts Receivable Process
Overview
Financial Process decompositions are the starting
Accounting
point for our process documentation.
They summarise what is involved in a
the AR process at a high level
Accounts
Receivable
Master Invoice Cash Account Periodic Reporting
Data / Processing Receipting / Analysis & Processing
Credit Payments Reconciliation
Management
46. Cash Receipting / Payments
Business Transactions included in Process:
Customer Payments
• Manual Checks
• Clear Customer Accounts
• Post processing transactions
Inter-company Payments
• Idoc’s
47. Manual Check Deposit - Activity
Flow
Cheques with Group
supporting cheques
documents Enter
by lots cheques list. Print
(by customer) cheques Post
Reference list
invoices paid.
Check whether
postings are correct ?
49. Check Deposit - Initial Specification
House Bank ID
Customer
Matchode
Postprocessing
method:
2 - batch input
4 - direct posting
(on-line)
50. Check Deposit - Posting
Posting
Posting
Processing Batch Direct
Processing
type 2 Input Posting type 4
Process
Process Process
Process
Log
Log Log
Log
51. Accounts Receivable Process
Overview
Financial Process decompositions are the starting
Accounting
point for our process documentation.
They summarise what is involved in a
the AR process at a high level
Accounts
Receivable
Master Invoice Cash Account Periodic Reporting
Data / Processing Receipting / Analysis & Processing
Credit Payments Reconciliation
Management
52. Account Analysis / Reconciliation
Business Transactions included in Process:
Display Customer’s account balance and line items
Clear outstanding items on Customer’s
Post Customer’s documents with clearing
Perform automatically clearing procedures
Reverse documents
53. Display Account Balance
Account balance displays totals of transactions, per month as well as
cumulative values
The report may be printed or saved as a local file
54. Display Account Line items
“Line items” report displays particular transactions,
It it possible to change the documents directly from this screen,
The report may be printed or saved as a local file
56. Clearing: Customer and Vendor
1 Customer invoice 46,000
2 Customer invoice 20,000
3 Customer payment 26,000
Customer ABC Inc. Customer ABC Inc.
1 46,000 46,000 3 3 20,000 20,000 2
Bank
3 26,000
57. Reversal of Clearing
Display cleared items
Reversal of clearing
Reversal of documents that were cleared before is not possible,
First the clearing operation must be reset.
58. Reverse a Customer document
Document entered incorrectly
Balance sheet
Assets
Liabilities
Document corrected by Reversal:
Shared equity Reverse with a standard
reversal posting
Reverse with a negative
posting
Document re-entered correctly
59. Mass Reversal of Documents
Mass Reversal
Procedure
Many documents may be reversed at the same time,
Process may be scheduled to be performed in the background.
60. Accounts Receivable Process
Overview
Financial Process decompositions are the starting
Accounting
point for our process documentation.
They summarise what is involved in a
the AR process at a high level
Accounts
Receivable
Master Invoice Cash Account Periodic Reporting
Data / Processing Receipting / Analysis & Processing
Credit Payments Reconciliation
Management
62. Dunning - Process Overview
Customer Open Update
Items
Dunning
Program
Print Dunning
Notices
Customer Master
Record
Update
63. Dunning Proposal
Schedule Dunning
Run
Check / Edit Dunning
Proposal
The dunning run creates a dunning proposal which can be edited,
deleted, and recreated as often as necessary.
If desired, the dunning run can directly and automatically be followed by
the printing of dunning notices. The editing of the dunning proposal
would therefore be skipped.
As a general rule, receivables are due at the net due date.
64. Dunning Blocks
Dunning
Block
0001
Customer Master OR Line Items
You can prevent customer invoice from dunning. There are
two ways to to it:
• You can enter a dunning block in the item (e.g. customer invoice);
then the system puts this item on the blocked items list and this
items is not included in the dunning notice.
• You can enter a dunning block in the customer master. In such
case the system does issue a dunning notice at all for this account.
65. Dunning Levels
Dunning Levels
A Ltd dunning procedure has three dunning levels.
The higher the dunning level the more insistent is the
dunning text.
Each item to be dunned gets a dunning level according to
its days in arrears.
From one dunning run to another the dunning level can only
be raised by one, i.e. no dunning level can be skipped.
66. Print Dunning Notices
3
1 2 Print Notices
Schedule Check Spool Request(s)
printout
The print program for the dunning procedure:
• generates dunning notices,
• enters the dun date and the dunning level into the dunned items
(e.g. invoices) and customer master records.
If one-time customers are dunned, the dunning data is only
updated in the items.
Dunning notices are printed in a sequence defined by sort
criteria.
67. Accounts Receivable Process
Overview
Financial Process decompositions are the starting
Accounting
point for our process documentation.
They summarise what is involved in a
the AR process at a high level
Accounts
Receivable
Master Invoice Cash Account Periodic Reporting
Data / Processing Receipting / Analysis & Processing
Credit Payments Reconciliation
Management
68. Reporting
SAP system offers number of reports that help analyzing
entered business transactions:
• Open Items List
• Cleared Items List
• Account List
• Account Balance List
Customised Reports
• Aged Open Items List
Report can be:
• Printed out directly to the printer,
• Saved as a local file (txt format, Excel file etc.)
• Sent by e-mail
69. Accessing Reports
1
SAP Menu
2
Transaction SA38
A user can run the required report in two ways:
• Directly from “The Report Tree”,
• Using transaction SA38, provided that he/she knows the report’s
name
70. Accounts Receivable Evaluations
e Evaluation Views
cod
Variable
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pa rea
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C es
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Due date analysis
Currency analysis
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Editor's Notes
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Page A business partner is a person or an organization with whom you have a business relationship. The system automatically creates one ship-to party, bill-to party, and payer when you create a new sold-to party record. The partner function describes the relationship you have with that business partner. For example, the business partner can be a: Sold-to party who places an order. Ship-to party who receives the order. Bill-to party is simply the address on the invoice. Payer who is responsible for paying the invoice and records this payment in their books. Additional partner functions and business partners can be added to the customer master records. You can define alternative ship-to parties, bill-to parties and payers records for a sold-to party. This allows, for example, one sold-to party to place an order for more than one ship-to location yet have another location receive the invoice. A customer master record must be created for an alternative partner using the correct account group. For example, an alternative ship to party is created using account group 0002 (Ship-to Party). A customer master record must be created for an alternative partner using the correct account group. For example, an alternative ship to party is created using account group 0002 (Ship-to Party). www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page If internal numbering is assigned to an account group, then SAP R/3 will automatically assign an internal number within the defined interval. Most customer master records created in SAP R/3 will be created using account group 0001 (Sold-to Party) If external numbering is assigned, then the user must enter a number within the defined interval. The last number issued (internally or externally) is displayed by clicking on the Account group Overview button www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page One-time Customers are used for Customers with whom we rarely or only once perform business with. In contrast to other Customer master records, a one-time Customer master record is used for several Customers, so that you do not have to create a large number of Customer master records that are used only once. As a result, you do not store any Customer-specific data in the Customer master record for one-time accounts. When you post an invoice to a one-time account, SAP R\\3 automatically goes to a master data screen. In this screen, you enter the specific master data for the Customer, e.g. name, address, which is stored separately in the document. You create, display, block, and delete one-time Customer master records in the same way as all other Customer master records. The sort key used for One-Time Customers is 023 www.indiantaxhome.com
Page Depending on the reasons for blocking a customer master record, you can select all sales areas or only a specific sales area. If a sales area is not entered in the initial screen, then SAP R/3 assumes that the master record is to be blocked for all sales areas. A customer master record can be blocked for: sales order processing delivery processing billing processing www.indiantaxhome.com
Page Customer master records can be flagged for deletion: If there is a duplication of records for a sales organization of for the company as a whole Redundancy of use Once the records have been flagged for deletion, then the relevant person within the sales organizations affected, must be notified. www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page Customer master records that are no longer used or have been created in duplication should be archived by flagging them for deletion. Archived records are extracted from the SAP database, deleted and placed in a file and then transferred to an archive system. To archive a record, the following prerequisites must be met: The account cannot contain any transaction figures in the system Transaction figures from prior years that have not been archived will prevent the system from deleting the account master record The account must be marked for deletion in its master record Block an account for posting before you mark it for deletion. The only effect this deletion indicator has is to cause a warning to be issued every time someone tries try to post to this account. You can reset a deletion flag at any time as long as the master record has not been physically deleted from the system. www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page Credit control areas are defined at regional level. A central credit control limit will be defined at CHQ The individual limits for each credit control area may not exceed the total at group level e.g. $1,000,000 The maximum individual limit is defined at group level e.g. $450,000 Some companies e.g Exon Mobil can be managed at the group level. The credit limits will be defined at group and individual credit control area www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page Except of “normal” special GL transactions, in the system there may be defined “noted items”. If the special GL transaction is defined as “noted item” than postings with this indicator do not lead to an update of the transaction figures. Typical example is “Down Payment Request”: a posting done with this indicator stores only an information in the system that is used later to post automatically a down payment. www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page The billing document is the final process that is performed in the Sales cycle in the sales and distribution module. The creation of a billing document has the following effects: Document flow and document statuses are updated Documents are automatically created in Financial Accounting and Controlling that update the general ledger account for revenue The Sales Information System is updated Accounts receivable is increased The customers credit record / limit is decreased Controlling elements such as profitability analysis and profit centre accounting are update www.indiantaxhome.com
Page In display mode, no changes can be made to a billing document. When a billing document is created, the system automatically creates all the relevant accounting documents for: General ledger Profit center Profitability Analysis Cost Accounting Accounting www.indiantaxhome.com
Page Credit and debit memo requests are created by referencing the invoice. The system transfer the correct amount from the preceding document. Enter an order reason (reason for adjustment) for evaluation purposes. The credit memo request is automaticall blocked for billing, whereas the debit memo request does not contain a billing block. Once approved, the billing block is removed and a credit note is created. The credit memo request has a credit check assigned to it, which will block the credit memo request for further processing if the customer has credit problems. During posting of the billing documents (credit memo or debit memo), accounting documents are created which posts the correct amounts against the customer's A/R account. www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page You can enter an invoice (or a credit memo) without posting it and simply "park" it. You enter the data in the system and save it in a document. The system does not, however, make any postings. A parked document can be changed as often as you like. When data is added or changed, the changes are noted by the system. When no further changes are required, you can post the parked document. Only then does the system carry out the normal account movements and make the necessary updates. The preliminary posting function can be of great advantage if: You are interrupted when entering an invoice. You can park the document and continue processing it later on. This saves you time having to enter the data twice. You wish to clear up some questions before you post an invoice. You can park the document and continue processing it later on. You wish to split the invoice verification process. One employee can, for example, park an invoice without checking it, while another carries out the actual checks and posts the document after making any necessary corrections. www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page If you know the parked document’s details, enter the document number, company code and fiscal year on the Initial screen. Alternatively, click the List button, which takes you to a selection screen. On the Document List screen, enter the selection criteria, then click the Execute button www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page When you post a invoice in a foreign currency, you enter the appropriate foreign currency key in place of the local currency key, USD that is defaulted by the SAP R/3. The system stores the amount in both local currency and foreign currency in each line item and checks whether the currency key has been defined and is therefore permitted. The amount is entered in only one currency, as the system translates this amount into the other currency automatically. Normally you will use the exchange rate defined in the exchange rate table. If the exchange rate on the invoice is different than default daily rate the currency exchange rate table can be overridden by entering an exchange rate manually (in the document header), or entering the local/foreign currency amount at line item level. www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page This is the start variant and determines which fields are displayed when you are actually entering checks. You can change the account assignment variant at any time during processing. If you select internal bank determination, the system identifies the bank using the internal name instead of the bank number and external account number. You can use either, according to what is usual in your company. The match code ID D and the contents of the customer match code field on the next screen make up the match code of the customer account the system searches for (account determination for payment settlement). The further processing type determines whether the postings in the batch input session are made online or in the background. Transfer value date: The value date from the check entry is copied into the postings. Specify a form ID if you want to use a form that differs from the standard form for the check deposit list. For A Group we use start variant Z0001 www.indiantaxhome.com
Page The postings can be done immediately or processed in the batch input sessions. The Post option generates postings immediately or the batch input sessions, including postings for sub-ledger accounts. You can process the sessions individually or together, online or in the background (batch). The log displays the processing statistics and any incorrect transactions. Incorrect transactions, which were not processed due to inadequate clearing information, must be post processed: If you are using batch input sessions, you must run these again online. If you are using immediate postings, you need to use a transaction FEBA to clear the open items. www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page Open items are incomplete transactions, such as an invoice for which goods or services have not yet been received. In order for an open item transaction to be considered complete, the transaction must be cleared. A transaction is considered cleared when an offset value is posted to it, so that the resulting balance of the items is zero. In the above example: Two invoices are posted to the Customer account. These invoices are regarded as the open items because at this point the corresponding payment has not been received. The payment is received and the invoices are set off against it. The transaction is now cleared and the resulting balance is zero. www.indiantaxhome.com
Page If you select a Customer who is also a Vendor when processing a clearing transaction, such as an incoming/outgoing payment or account maintenance, the system will also select the open customer items automatically, provided that: The vendor number was entered in the Customer master record. The “Clearing with Vendor / Customer” indicator has been set in both master records. When posting payments to these Customers, the system will display the vendor open items in addition to the Customer open items. You must have authorisation to post in both Accounts Receivable and Accounts receivable transactions, in order to clear vendors and Customers against each other. www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page “ Nobody’s perfect”. As a result, the document created may contain incorrect information. The system provides a function to reverse G/L, A/R and A/P documents both individually or in mass process. A document may be reversed either by: entering a standard reversal posting or entering a negative posting . To reverse a document user must enter the reason code. Documents with cleared items cannot be reversed. The clearing document must first be reset. To enable negative postings, you need to set the relevant indicators: for the company code and a relevant document type. www.indiantaxhome.com
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Page The accounts receivable information system enables you to access different evaluations already defined in the system. Because these evaluations are stored in an information database, system response times are accelerated. The results stored in the information database are based on the last evaluation carried out. You can update the evaluations at regular intervals. In customizing, there are defined various parameters for selecting and summarizing evaluation data according to your own needs. www.indiantaxhome.com