There are 2 ways to config AuC in Sap system, for more information can refer: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60_sp/helpdata/en/4f/71daf9448011d189f00000e81ddfac/frameset.htm Internal Order as Investment Measure: 2. Define the Asset Class – for Main Asset - OAOA 3. Define Order Type (Overhead) - KOT2 4. Create an AuC-Asset (using Step-1 Asset Class) - AS01 5. Create an Internal Order - KO01 a. Assign the AuC – Asset in Settlement Rule in IO 6. Post the amounts to IO - FB01 7. Settle the amounts to AuC from IO - KO88 8. Create Main Asset (using Step-2 Asset Class) - AS01 9. Assign the Main Asset in IO (Step-5) - KO02 10. Settlement AuC – Line Item List - AIAB 11. Settlement AuC - Receiver - AIBU Note: Common Business Requirement When the AUC is ready to be used, asset master in non-AUC
asset classes should be created. Thereafter, distribution rule should
be maintained and settlement carried out where the system will debit the
asset in non-AUC asset class and credit AUC. Upon settlement, system capitalizes the non-AUC class with asset value date of settlement. Upon final settlement of the AUC, it must be manually deactivated Conceptually, AUC is an asset which is not ready to be utilized yet. Hence, since economic benefits are not yet being derived from the AUC, depreciation should not be posted. Basically, in SAP depreciation areas 01 legal depreciation (depreciation areas post to the GL module), asset classes have the default depreciation key 000 No Depreciation. In addition, validation rule has been set in the system to ensure only depreciation key 000 No Depreciation is allowed for AUC asset classes. In this way, no depreciation is posted for the AUCs during depreciation run Settlement of AUC is controlled by settlement profile. One company code will only be assigned to one settlement profile. Settlement profile dictates that: |
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