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Depreciation charged to wrong cost center

Posted on Oct 12, 2010 at 02:18 AM 426 Views

Hi Experts,

We have a PR that was created last July. Account assignment category is A ( Asset ) but the cost center / plant used is wrong.

In effect the plant assignment captured in the PO is also wrong. Wrong cost center was also posted for GR and IV.

The problem is the asset was already depreciated last August and depreciation was charged to the wrong cost center. In the asset master data cost center is the same with that of the PR.

How can we correct the plant/cost center charging given that the August book was already closed. Can we still reverse all the entries using October as posting date and then correct the cost center after the reversal? Kindly advise.

Thanks,

Ellicec

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    author's profile photo Ajay Maheshwari
    Ajay Maheshwari
    Posted on Oct 12, 2010 at 04:59 AM
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    Hi Ellicec

    Change the Plant in asset master straight away, It wont impact in any way

    Change the cost center in asset master - This would impact depreciation run from current month onwards

    For the posted periods - use KB11N to transfer the depreciation from one cost center to another

    Regards

    Ajay M

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