on 10-19-2015 11:06 AM
We post a goods receipt for a material in one month and then the next month we do the post goods issue
and then sell to customer (usual business process). The inventory value in our local currency matches
perfectly between GR and PGI, but our hard currency. (USD) is different because of the foreign currency
differences between the months.
Our accountant's feel the USD value should be taken.from the time the goods receipt is done. To note:
we are not in the USA!! We also tend to view our.reports using USD currency and NOT local currency,
the increased COGS value reduces our profit made on.the sale of the material in the USD currency.
Review CO-ML (material ledger).
Hope it helps.
Waza
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Hi Yogesh,
This is standard behaviour.
Your local currency is not USD and you make goods movements when your Exchange rate USD -> XXX has changed, so this will be reflected in your accounting. Do you have to report in USD ?
If you create the same scenario but posting in Foreign currency, do you have Ex.rate differences ?
Kind Regards
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Hio Yogesh,
You need to run FAGL_FC_TRANS
http://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/ERPFI/Foreign+Currency+Translation
You will not eliminate Exchange Rate Differences as your Local Currency is <> USD, but will move you Fin. Balance to USD. Please read the doc.
Another option is Material Ledger (CO-PC-ACT) but It think that's too complex for your requierement.
Kind Regards
Note that solution required for Trading business scenario only.
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