on 11-06-2018 9:50 AM
Hey Gurus,
we have a re-usable tool for production that is stored in a specific storage location, replenished for production orders and put back to stock after the production took place.
In order to achieve this in SAP, I have created a material PRT bought it from a vendor and put it to stock. Now it appears in my balance sheet as a raw material, but I have the impression this is wrong as this should not be treated as raw material, but as an asset that can be re-used several times.
Are there any best practices regarding the valuation of such PRTs? I do not want to create stock value, but of course, the PRT should appear in my Balance Sheet as a fixed asset and I want to move it and have it visible in storage locations.
Equipments are not in use so far and the customer would like to go with a Material PRT.
Thanks in advance!
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