on 06-17-2009 1:56 PM
Hello everyone,
I have the following trouble. I want to set up a system in such a way that when a user retires an asset without sale then the retirement value should be posted to one account and when it is sold then the retirement value to the other account.
At the moment it woks in such a way that it always posts a retireing amount to the account "Clearing acct. revenue from asset sale" and I supposed that this account will only be posted to when the asset is sold, and that the retireing amount just in case of asset scrapping will go to the "Loss made on asset retirement w/o reven." account. But it doesn't.
Also I am not managing to get the system to automatically post amounts on accounts "Gain from asset sale" and "Loss from asset sale" ?
Thanks for the help!
D.
Hello
Please check the following
T-code AO90
1.Select chart of depreciation
2. Select Account determination
3. Select balance sheet Accounts
4. Select depreciation area and click on details.
5. Please fill in the follwoing accounts
Loss made on asset retirement w/o reven. - for scrapping asset without revenue
Clearing acct. revenue from asset sale - for Asset retirement with revenuw
Gain from asset sale &Loss from asset sale - normally one account is assigned for both
Clear.revenue sale to affil.company - for intercomapny transactions.
Please use following transactions for retirement
ABAVN - Asset Retirement by Scrapping ( without revenue)
ABNE - Subsequent Revenue (with revenue)
Hope this helps.
Thanks
sanjeev
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For scrapping are you using ABAVN and TTY 200 gets defaulted - GL account defaulted "loss made on retirement w/o revenue", and for sale w/o customer use ABAON and TTY 210 gets defaulted - GL account for "Gain/Loss" defaulted.
Are you using some kind of custom t-code or user exit during these transactions?
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