on 01-12-2016 7:24 PM
Hello,
Last month i have capitalized assets after the depreciation run, hoping that in the next period the whole YTD amounts to be posted.
Unfortunately it didn't worked. I was wandering what are my options now, because now i have differences between GL and asset sub-ledger?
I was reading about ABAA but i have never used it before. Can i post with it different amounts in the different ledgers (0L, 1L)?
KR,
Ivo
Hi Ivo
1. Can you still open 12/2015 period and re-execute AFAB in REPEAT mode? If yes, that's the best option
2. For some reason if you cant do (1), then you will have problems doing AJAB for 2015, because of unposted planned depreciation..
If there is planned depreciation on the asset which you cant post in that period, use the program offered by SAP note 29694 and delete the unposted planned depreciation.. This will make the Planned dep in AA = Posted Depreciation in FI
You can then do FY 2015 close in AA (AJAB)
3. Post the amount that you deleted as Unplanned dep in 2016.. But remember that it does not impact the NBV at the start of FY 2016.. So, if your depreciation is based on NBV (Base Value = 24 in Multi level Method), you will have to post another Unplanned depreciation towards the end of 2016 to bring the NBV at the Start of 2017 to what it should be
Br, Ajay M
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Hello Ajay,
Thank you for your detailed answer.
I am thinking to post with ABSO (or ABAA) in all ledgers with transaction type 640 the unposted depreciation from last month, and then to correct the difference in 1L ledger with posting with TType 642. The values i will take directly from the repeat run of the depreciation for prior month.
What do you think?
KR,
Ivo G
Hi Ivo
Posting ABAA looks OK
But, If you want to post different amounts in 0L and 1L ledgers, you will have to define a Custom Trans Type (Copy of 640) and restrict it to the respective depreciation area
With this, your posting will get limited only to 1L ledger.. Otherwise, it hits all the ledgers
Hope am clear
Br. Ajay M
Hi,
If you have not run the depreciation for current period try a repeat run for previous period.
Regards,
Amit
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Hello,
The issue is that the settlement was done to an existing final asset (as an addition). I think i can't change the depreciation start date of an asset, that has already been depreciated.
Do you know if ABAA you can define in which ledger (0L, 1L) you want to make the posting?
Regards,
Ivo
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It will post to all ledgers. If you want to post to specific ledger, then you have created a separate dep.area for non-leading ledger. Then only it possible to specific dep.area. However, you can limit transaction type for specific dep.area in OAXE. After done this you can use the transaction type in ABAA for specific ledger.
Regards,
Mukthar
Hallo Ivo,
I agree with what Mr Mukthar said.
Please check when your Asset's depreciation start date. (AS03 -> Dep.Area Tab)
If your asset depreciation start date is on the same periode as your last depreciation posting run,
then your GL and Asset sub-ledger will have a differences.
Your GL Balance wont record any depreciation for your new capitalized Assets.
but your Asset sub-ledger will consider for a planned depreciations posting for your new capitalized Assets.
Best Regards,
Adityaz
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Hi Ivo,
If you have capitalized the assets after dep.run, then have you checked the dep.start date of the assets? If the dep.start date is in future date, then it wont post depreciation.
Regards,
Mukthar
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