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Asset Accounting Configuration in SAP ERP

A Step-by-Step Guide

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  • © 2016

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  1. Andrew Okungbowa
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  • Asset Accounting Configuration in SAP-ERP is a timely, practical, and step-by-step illustrative guide to demystifying the complexities involved in SAP asset configuration.

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Table of contents (14 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxiii
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  2. Customizing Organizational Structures in SAP Asset Accounting (FI-AA)

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 1-23

  3. Integrating Asset Accounting with the General Ledger (FI-GL)

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 25-45

  4. Valuation of Fixed Assets

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 47-76

  5. Depreciation

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 77-100

  6. Special Valuation

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 101-116

  7. Customizing Master Data

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 117-136

  8. Customizing Transactions

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 137-186

  9. Customizing Validation and Substitution

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 187-206

  10. Reporting with Asset Accounting

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 207-222

  11. Transferring Asset Data

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 223-250

  12. Preparing for Production Startup

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 251-268

  13. Processing Periodic Programs

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 269-294

  14. Useful General Ledger Accounts

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 295-307

  15. Useful Transaction Codes

    • Andrew Okungbowa
    Pages 309-316

  16. Back Matter

    Pages 317-322
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About this book

In this book, noted expert Andrew Okungbowa explains SAP Asset Accounting (FI-AA) in SAP-ERP, including its associated business benefits, and guides you through the considerable complexities of SAP-ERP configuration. Using FI-AA for fixed asset management enables you to manage assets in multinational companies across a broad range of industries and produce reports to meet various needs in line with legal requirements. Configuring SAP-ERP can be a daunting exercise, however, and there are few resources that address these issues.

Asset Accounting Configuration in SAP ERP fills that resource gap by covering the major aspects of SAP FI-AA for anyone with SAP experience and the basic accounting knowledge and bookkeeping skills necessary to apply configuration. It provides configuration explanations in the simplest forms possible and provides step-by-step guidance with illustrations and practical examples.


What You'll Learn

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  • In-depth coverage of FI-AA syllabus
  • How to configure FI-AA accounting in SAP
  • How to integrate FI-AA accounting with other SAP modules
  • How to explain the functionalities of SAP FI-AA
  • Knowledge gained from real-world practical examples and case studies

    • Who This Book Is For

    The key target audience for this book includes SAP consultants, developers, accountants, support organizations and beginners. It is also a resourceful learning manual for universities and institutions whose curricula covers SAP-ERP Asset Accounting.


    About the author

    Andrew Okungbowa is an accountant, an expert in SAP FICO, and a trainer. He is currently SAP FICO senior functional consultant for Centrica PLC in the UK, specializing in the energy industry.

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